Predictors of response to spinal manipulative therapy, dry needling and exercise in patients with cervicogenic headache.

A study published in Musculoskeletal Science & Practice investigated which patient characteristics predict favorable outcomes when treating cervicogenic headache with spinal manipulative therapy, dry needling, and exercise. Researchers identified clinical predictors that may help clinicians determine which patients are most likely to benefit from this multimodal approach. These findings could assist physical therapists in better targeting and individualizing treatment plans for cervicogenic headache sufferers.

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