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Results A total of 712 patients aged between five and 13 years (mean ± SD 9.3 ± 2.86 years) presented with headaches during the study period. Headaches were more frequent in males [n=441 (61.9%)], but a slight female predominance was found among patients aged 11 years and older. At the ophthalmology clinic, 230 (32.3%) patients with headaches had positive findings; the majority of these patients [n=228 (32%)] had refractive errors with astigmatism as the most common type. Of note, 515 patients (72.3%) had dental caries with a Decaye
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