PubMed · 12572412
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J David Johnson. 2002. Associated structures.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12572412/
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The occipital nerve block is used to diagnose and treat occipital neuralgia. The clinical presentation of occipital neuralgia, the anatomy of the greater occipital nerve, and the technique of the occipital nerve block is described.
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