Edition 18 – Up-Close-and-Personal with Cervical Discs: Part (1)
“Let’s examine the perspective that the nucleus pulposus (NP) transforms with age to a more rigid fibrocartilaginous mass; it is devoid of viscosity,” resumes Watson.
Newsletter – OC3 in Headache Matters
Edition 17 – Is Extrapolating from Lumbar to Cervical Discs Valid or Not?
Watson continues (Edition 16 – Alternating Unilateral Head Pain In Primary Headache: The ‘Elephant In The Room’), “I understand that extrapolating from lumbar discs to
Edition 16 – Alternating Unilateral Head Pain in Primary Headache: The ‘Elephant in the Room’
“Did I hear you say earlier (Edition 15) that alternating (side-shift) head pain IS a cervicogenic headache (CGH)?” Watson’s colleague reminds Watson. “Yes,” replies Watson
Edition 15 – Are Associated Cervical Symptoms Relevant in Primary Headache?
Watson’s colleague is keen to follow up on Watson’s comment about the high prevalence of associated neck symptoms in primary headache conditions. Watson continues, “I
Edition 14 – Is the Trigeminocervical Complex (Really) Related to Shoulder and Arm Symptoms?
“Okay, it’s been valuable to discuss the limitations of anaesthetic blocks in diagnosing headache; I gather you have issues with other diagnostic criteria (Edition 13
Edition 13 – The Role of Anaesthetic Blocks in Headache
Watson’s colleague is keen to continue discussing the diagnostic criteria for cervicogenic headache (CGH), especially given Watson’s intense reply to his earlier query… “I understand