Relationship Between Changes in Cranio-Cervical Extensor Muscles and Quality of Life: A Single-Center Study of 15 Patients with Chronic Tension-Type Headache

Xiaoman Min; Yongjun Huo; Ning Sun; Hongwei Zhi; Haitao Li; Sishuo Zhang; Wenqiang Cui; Yanlin Guo; Hongyun Wu

doi:10.12659/MSM.938574

13 February 2023 : Clinical Research

Relationship Between Changes in Cranio-Cervical Extensor Muscles and Quality of Life: A Single-Center Study of 15 Patients with Chronic Tension-Type Headache

Xiaoman Min^1ABCDEFG, Yongjun Huo^2B, Ning Sun^3BCEF, Hongwei Zhi^4B, Haitao Li^4F, Sishuo Zhang^4B, Wenqiang Cui^4ABCEFG, Yanlin Guo^5B, Hongyun Wu^4ABEG*

DOI: 10.12659/MSM.938574

Med Sci Monit 2023; 29:e938574

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Table 3 Difference in relative cross-sectional area of the left and right muscles.No significant difference was found in the left and right muscles of each subject in all patients with chronic tension-type headache and healthy individuals (P>0.05).

Items	P-value
RCPmin (CTTH)	1.000
RCPmin (Controls)	1.000
Semispinalis capitis C3	0.877
Semispinalis capitis C4	0.924
Splenius capitis C3	0.878
Splenius capitis C4	0.746

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Relationship Between Changes in Cranio-Cervical Extensor Muscles and Quality of Life: A Single-Center Study of 15 Patients with Chronic Tension-Type Headache

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