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Table 1 Characteristics of the subjects in groups Migraine, CGH and MHF

From: Comparative analysis and diagnostic accuracy of the cervical flexion–rotation test

Variable

Headache group

CGH (n = 20)

Migraine (n = 20)

MHF (n = 20)

History of headache (years)

 Mean (SD)

4.8 (2.8)

9.1 (4.8)

5.7 (3.9)

 Range

0.5–11.0

4.0–20.0

0.5–14

Index of headache severity (/100)

 Mean (SD)

56.3 (10.8)

54.1 (14.1)

47.9 (11.4)

 Range

35.0–81.0

31.3–81.6

31.3–71.0

Dominant side of headache

 Left

8

4

5

 Right

12

7

11

 Bilateral

0

9

4

Positive flexion–rotation test

14

5

8

Pulsating headache

4

12

7

Photophobia

5

16

8

Phonophobia

4

15

9

Nausea

5

16

9

Neck positions/movement provoke headache

20

3

8

Neck symptoms precede headache

17

4

10

Anti-migraine medication helps

1

13

5

Forward bend increases headache

6

13

9

Exertion increases headache

6

16

14

  1. Migraine migraine without aura, CGH cervicogenic headache, MHF multiple headache forms