Misconception 6 of 10
Examining Upper Cervical Segments That reproduction of headache when examining upper cervical segments confirms cervicogenic relevancy – wrong! Whilst reproduction of typical symptoms does not
Commentary
for Health Professionals
Misconception 5 of 10
Reproduction of Headache That reproduction of headache when examining the upper cervical structures is inappropriate… is to be avoided – wrong! It is crucial! Reproduction
Outcomes For Chronic Headache Patients
Psychosocial Factors Are Not Instrumental For decades, studies focusing on personality and psychological profiles of those with migraine have dominated journals. The end result suggests
Active Cervical Range of Movement
Is It Useful To Assess In Headache? In a recent international survey, 17 internationally recognised physiotherapy headache experts was conducted to identify which physical examination
Misconception 4 of 10
Yellow Flags Focus on yellow flags. No, achieve a positive outcome and they miraculously disappear! There is too much emphasis on Yellow Flags; perhaps we
Greater Occipital Nerve
And Primary Headache Because primary headache often includes pain in the back of the head, anaesthetic blockade of the greater occipital nerve (GON) has become