The impact of physiotherapy on facilitated central processes in people with headache: A scoping review

2024/07/24 by Mingels, Sarah
#Medicine and Health Sciences

paper · doi:10.17605/osf.io/va8t6

Abstract

Facilitated central pain processes (FCPP) are identified in people with headache. It is questioned if physiotherapy can influence these processes, and if such influence is clinically relevant. This scoping review aimed to map the impact of physiotherapy on FCPP in people with headache.

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