The Prevalence of Cervicogenic Headache in a Random Population Sample of 20–59 Year Olds
SpinePublished 1 September 1995
N Nilsson
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Cervicogenic headache appears to be a relatively common form of headache, similar to migraine in prevaience, in the general population and in the group experiencing frequent headaches.
Abstract
Cervicogenic headache appears to be a relatively common form of headache, similar to migraine in prevalence.
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Medicine