Revisiting an Overlooked Interface: The Research Context Recent neurophysiological evidence confirms that upper cervical and trigeminal nerve fibres converge within the trigeminocervical complex. As a
It’s encouraging to see more research supporting the sensitising role of cervical afferents in Migraine. The research supports previous research in 2014[1] utilising the nociceptive-blink
Ground-breaking research by Tseng et al. (2024) presents a compelling case for the use of high-dose omega-3 fatty acids in migraine prevention, which outperformed existing
Here is a critical analysis that will put the ‘cat amongst pigeons.’ Whilst the authors do not deny a potential causal relationship between CS and
Not wanting to grandstand (and I want to thank Roger O’Toole of the Melbourne Headache Centre, my co-author), this month, I want to spotlight a
While the Flexion Rotation Test (FRT) primarily measures rotation at the C1-2 segment, the author has never attributed any limitation detected by the test to
