… headache. There were no differences in measures of cervical musculoskeletal
impairment undertaken in this study between control subjects and those classified with non-cervicogenic …

… cervicogenic headache. There was no evidence that the cervical musculoskeletal impairments
assessed in this study were present in the migraine and tension-type headache groups. …

… migraine (2). As one of the most frequent concomitant symptoms is neck pain (3,4), the role
of … Control participants were defined as healthy subjects with a maximum of two headache …

… with frequent episodic and chronic tension-type headache (ETTH … measured the neck mobility
of headache and control subjects. … with ETTH due to the intermittent nature of the condition. …

… migraine and frequently regarded as evidence of cervical … and TTH, as compared to healthy
controls or individuals with … if neck pain characteristics of headache individuals relate to the …

… Neck pain frequently accompanies these headaches, reflecting the interaction between …
muscle strength is also subject to gender and age effects, meaning that there are usually no …

… neck pain prior, during, or after a migraine attack (2). However, the International Headache
Society (IHS) considers neck stiffness or neck … migraine attacks, or can trigger more frequent …

… This study aimed to determine if cervical musculoskeletal dysfunction … Cervical musculoskeletal
impairment in frequent intermittent headache, part 2: subjects with concurrent headache …

… cervical musculoskeletal impairments and pressure pain sensitivity are associated with
self-reported headache … test showed more frequently higher headache intensity values (Table 3). …

… individuals with cervical musculoskeletal dysfunction when investigating the efficacy of …
might develop due to disuse or pain inhibition in persistent migraine-referred neck pain. These …