Newsletter – OC3 in Headache Matters

“I know we are coming to the end of the year, but I want to raise cervicogenic headache (CGH),” requests Watson’s colleague.  “Arghhhh! I wish

Watson’s colleague has been pondering the value of the Flexion Rotation Test (FRT) since their last discussion. “I am not saying that the FRT should

The Abandonment of C1-2 Watson’s colleague, still considering the implications of their last discussion, arrives in a reflective mood, “There is another issue that has

‘Okay, I get that alternating unilateral head pain is a musculoskeletal event’, affirms Watson’s colleague, ‘but I was discussing this with a psychologist colleague of

Watson’s colleague wants to ensure his comprehension, “So what you are saying is that to rule out cervicogenic headache (CGH) because of alternating unilateral head

Watson, sensing that his colleague has relaxed, decides to continue, “I mentioned earlier that  other researchers have investigated glycosaminoglycans (GAGs) in cervical discs because it