Headache Referral Patterns
Headache Referral Patterns is a clinical construct that identifies the characteristic pathways by which pain originating from myofascial trigger points in specific muscles is perceived in regions of the head and neck, distinguishing it from other nociceptive referral patterns through its segmental and myotomal distribution.
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Sapienza University of Rome
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