Syndrome of the vertebral artery due to the abnormal structure of the cervical spine

Abstract

To the clinic of vertebrogenic diseases of the nervous system, the posterior cervical sympathetic syndrome (Barré-Lieu syndrome, or cervical migraine) occupies a significant place. The disease manifests itself more often in the third decade of life in the form of unilateral or bilateral headaches, spreading from the occipital to the parietotemporal region, and cochleovestibular disorders.

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