“…44 Nevertheless, we should consider that not all patients with CeH exhibit active TrPs in the sternocleidomastoid muscle. In our study, at least 12 (24%) of 52 patients with CeH did not have active TrPs in this muscle.…”
“…44 Nevertheless, we should consider that not all patients with CeH exhibit active TrPs in the sternocleidomastoid muscle. In our study, at least 12 (24%) of 52 patients with CeH did not have active TrPs in this muscle.…”
“…The SCM can be a particularly enigmatic and common source of myofascial cervicogenic headache (30). As the SCM does not overlie the posterior cervical spine, it is easily ignored during a physical examination for cervical dysfunctions that may underlie a headache and patients typically do not complain of neck pain with the presence of SCM MTrPs.…”
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