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Case report.To describe the use of manual therapy and muscle re-education for an individual with suspected cervicogenic headache.This patient was a 27-year-old woman with complaint of headache. She was functionally limited with prolonged postures and lifting. She also demonstrated impairments in cervical mobility and muscular performance.This patient was treated 8 times over an 8-week period. Intervention included manual upper cervical spine mobilization techniques, muscle re-education for the deep neck flexor muscles, and scapular stabilization exercises.Following treatment, the patient demonstrated an increase in cervical mobility, improved muscular performance, a decrease in headaches, and complete resolution of functional limitations.The combination of manual therapy and muscle re-education was successful in relieving headaches and improving function in this patient.

作者:Shannon M, Petersen

来源:The Journal of orthopaedic and sports physical therapy 2003 年 33卷 1期

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Shannon M, Petersen
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The Journal of orthopaedic and sports physical therapy 2003 年 33卷 1期
Case report.To describe the use of manual therapy and muscle re-education for an individual with suspected cervicogenic headache.This patient was a 27-year-old woman with complaint of headache. She was functionally limited with prolonged postures and lifting. She also demonstrated impairments in cervical mobility and muscular performance.This patient was treated 8 times over an 8-week period. Intervention included manual upper cervical spine mobilization techniques, muscle re-education for the deep neck flexor muscles, and scapular stabilization exercises.Following treatment, the patient demonstrated an increase in cervical mobility, improved muscular performance, a decrease in headaches, and complete resolution of functional limitations.The combination of manual therapy and muscle re-education was successful in relieving headaches and improving function in this patient.