Abstract
A total of 98 patients with neck pain including 36 suffering from headache were examined and treated with manual medicine techniques in a private practice in New Zealand. Subsequently the patients were questioned on the success of therapy and the results were statistically analyzed by the Massey University in New Zealand. The results showed that 87 patients considered the treatment to be either good or very good. After this treatment 35 out of the 36 patients no longer suffered from headache.
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