Effects of meridian sinew tuina after identifying the treatment area under ultrasound ... - Frontiers
The article discusses the prevalence, pathogenesis, and current treatments for cervicogenic headache (CEH), emphasizing the need for safer, more effective therapies. It explores the potential of meridian sinew tuina, a traditional Chinese manipulative therapy, in treating CEH, supported by clinical evidence. The article also introduces an innovative ultrasound localization technique for guiding meridian sinew tuina therapy and targeted injections into the greater and third occipital nerves, aiming to alleviate CEH symptoms. A randomized controlled trial is proposed to assess the effectiveness of this combined approach in improving pain scores, headache intensity, and cervical spine mobility in CEH patients.
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The article discusses the prevalence, pathogenesis, and current treatments for cervicogenic headache (CEH), emphasizing the need for safer, more effective therapies. It explores the potential of meridian sinew tuina, a traditional Chinese manipulative therapy, in treating CEH, supported by clinical evidence. The article also introduces an innovative ultrasound localization technique for guiding meridian sinew tuina therapy and targeted injections into the greater and third occipital nerves, aiming to alleviate CEH symptoms. A randomized controlled trial is proposed to assess the effectiveness of this combined approach in improving pain scores, headache intensity, and cervical spine mobility in CEH patients.