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Headache: Assessment and Treatment
Toby Hall sorts the headaches you see in practice, explains how the cervical spine can drive them, and shows how to pick out cervicogenic headache and when physical treatment fits.
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5 Episodes
1h 11m
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Headache is a common and often disabling disorder affecting all ages. Paradoxically, headache is both a symptom and a disease.
Management of headache therefore requires an understanding of differential diagnosis to ensure management is appropriately directed.
Physiotherapy management includes physical treatments including exercise and manual therapy. But when should these treatments be used?
This presentation will attempt to set the scene, outlining when physical treatments can be used in management.
Learning points:
- By the end of this lecture, participants will be able to categorize the different forms of headache routinely seen in clinical practice
- By the end of this lecture, participants will be conversant with the theoretical concepts underlying the cervical spine's involvement in headache
- By the end of this lecture, participants will be able to differentiate cervicogenic headache from other headache forms based on a range of criteria
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