Abstract: A method of neurohydrodissection for reducing a perception of pain in a patient is disclosed. The method comprises a step of physically inspecting the patient and locating a first compression site of a nerve of the patient where the nerve passes through a tissue and is inflamed. The method comprises a step of imaging the patient at the first compression site. The method comprises a step of inserting a syringe at the first compression site, wherein while the imaging the patient at the first compression site occurs, guiding the syringe to an intersection between the nerve and the tissue, injecting a solution with the syringe at the intersection and dissecting the nerve from the tissue.

Abstract: A method of neurohydrodissection for reducing a perception of pain in a patient is disclosed. The method comprises the step of physically inspecting a patient and locating a first compression site of a nerve of the patient where the nerve passes through a tissue and is inflamed. The method comprises the step of imaging the patient at the first compression site. The method comprises the step of inserting a syringe at the first compression site, wherein while the first compression site is being imaged, guiding the syringe to an intersection between the nerve and the tissue, injecting a solution with the syringe at the intersection and dissecting the nerve from the tissue.

Abstract: A method of neurohydrodissection for treating a headache in a patient is disclosed. The method comprises the step of physically inspecting a patient and locating a first compression site of a nerve of the patient where the nerve passes through a tissue and is inflamed. The method comprises the step of ultrasound imaging the patient at the first compression site. The method comprises the step of inserting a syringe at the first compression site, wherein while the first compression site is being imaged, guiding the syringe to an intersection between the nerve and the tissue, injecting a solution with the syringe at the intersection and dissecting the nerve from the tissue. The method comprises the step of confirming with the patient whether a headache symptom has changed.

Abstract: A method of neurohydrodissection for treating a headache in a patient is disclosed. The method comprises the step of physically inspecting a patient and locating a first compression site of a nerve of the patient where the nerve passes through a tissue and is inflamed. The method comprises the step of ultrasound imaging the patient at the first compression site. The method comprises the step of inserting a syringe at the first compression site, wherein while the first compression site is being imaged, guiding the syringe to an intersection between the nerve and the tissue, injecting a solution with the syringe at the intersection and dissecting the nerve from the tissue. The method comprises the step of confirming with the patient whether a headache symptom has changed.

Abstract: A method for preventing and treating a headache in a patient is disclosed. The method includes locating one or more ligaments or muscle insertions that are associated with a cervical spine and a skull of the patient. The method further includes injecting into the determined one or more ligaments or muscle insertions an injectable regenerative solution that is derived from the patient to repair the one or more ligaments or muscle insertions. The method may further include determining a locus of the headache in the patient, determining one or more nerves associated with the locus of the headache, determining a set of the one or more ligaments or muscle insertions that are associated with the one or more nerves, and injecting the injectable regenerative solution into the determined set of the one or more ligaments or muscle insertions.

Abstract: A method for preventing and treating a headache in a patient is disclosed. The method includes locating one or more ligaments or muscle insertions that are associated with a cervical spine and a skull of the patient. The method further includes injecting into the determined one or more ligaments or muscle insertions an injectable regenerative solution that is derived from the patient to repair the one or more ligaments or muscle insertions. The method may further include determining a locus of the headache in the patient, determining one or more nerves associated with the locus of the headache, determining a set of the one or more ligaments or muscle insertions that are associated with the one or more nerves, and injecting the injectable regenerative solution into the determined set of the one or more ligaments or muscle insertions.