CERVICOHUMEROSCAPULAR PAIN SYNDROME: ANALYSIS OF DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC MEASURES (REVIEW ARTICLE)

Pain in the cervical spine is one of the important problems of modern medicine and has a high socio-medical significance. Numerous screening surveys have shown that 25 to 75% of people of working age experience neck pain during the year, and cervicalgia associated with disability occurs in 2.5-17.5% of cases, and repeated episodes of pain occur in 5% of people over the next 5 years of life. The greatest severity and frequency of neck pain is observed in people aged 35-55 years [2,14]. The review article presents the literature data from the results of a study on the diagnosis and treatment of сervicohumeroscapular pain syndrome. Research methods and modern treatment measures are described that reduce pain and improve the quality of patients with this pathology.