Ultrasound-guided 3-in-1 injection; myofascial trigger point injection and greater occipital nerve block
Burak Tayyip Dede1, Muhammed Oğuz2, Bülent Alyanak3, Fatih Bağcier4
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Aktualn Neurol 2024; 24 (4): 166–168
DOI:
10.15557/AN.2024.0025
Abstract
Headache is a very common neurological symptom, and there are many types. An individual may experience different types of headaches at the same time. Appropriate treatment can be performed by recognising the type of headache. Myofascial pain syndrome is also a cause of headaches. It has been previously shown in the literature that myofascial pain syndrome, characterised by the presence of trigger points, is associated with headaches such as tensiontype, cervicogenic, and migraine. Treatment of trigger points has shown positive results in individuals with headaches.
