Definitions as Dogma: Cervical Migraine Factors
Reframing idiopathy, causality, and the role of the trigeminocervical complex. One of the enduring paradoxes in headache medicine is the way cervical involvement in migraine
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Rethinking Cervical Contributions to Migraine
Reframing Idiopathy, Causality, and the Role of the Trigeminocervical Complex One of the enduring paradoxes in headache medicine is the way cervical involvement in migraine
Cervicogenic Headache: The Diagnosis Hiding in Plain Sight
Still Disputed, Still Dismissed In clinics worldwide, patients with persistent, disabling headache continue to fall through the cracks, which is a frustrating reality. Despite our
Why Educating Manual Therapists About Migraine Matters
A Global Burden Hiding in Plain Sight It’s striking, isn’t it? Migraine is the second leading cause of years lived with disability worldwide – and
The Craniocervical Flexors: Weak or Inhibited?
Muscle or ‘reflexive’ inhibition is crucial for manual therapists when addressing musculoskeletal dysfunction, particularly in the cervical spine. The brain’s ability to inhibit or ‘switch
The Complexion of Silent Migraine
An interesting case today. A semi-regular patient (78 years of age), having experienced a 20’-30’ episode of a visual disturbance involving the [L] eye exclusively