Manual Therapy in Head and Neck Pain

INTERVENTION: E02.779 Underwent a manual therapy group of patients with pain in the neck bearing radiographs in three incidents. These sessions were conducted Manual Therapy 50 minutes each, total of 5 sessions, once / week. Upon completion of the work they have been forwarded to the X‐ray examinations to establish radiological comparison before / after treatment. CONDITION: Patients with complaints of headache, neck pain, cervicobrachial and / or cervicodorsalgia ; M54.2 PRIMARY OUTCOME: At the end of the radiological study showed small changes. These data were measured by means of radiological control and visual analog scale of pain. SECONDARY OUTCOME: The radiological findings of patients with painful disorders of the craniocervical segment can show improvement in spinal alignment and justify painful picture of change in individuals over 18 years, regardless of gender or degenerative processes. INCLUSION CRITERIA: They presented themselves in possession of radiographs recent segment craniocervical and reported availability and / or appointment to perform evaluation and treatment by a physiotherapist specialist in manual therapy and osteopathy.