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Results Compared to controls TTH patients had a significantly weaker neck extension (21.49±10.31Nm) vs. (17.07±9.16 Nm) (p= 0.02) resulting in a significantly lower Extension/ Flexion moment ratio (p=0.03). TTH-patients also showed a tendency to significantly lower shoulder abduction strength (44.3±19.3 Nm) vs. (38.7, ±15.9 Nm.) (p = 0.05). Conclusions The reduced neck Extension/Flexion ratio due to decreased strength of the neck extensors and the borderline lower shoulder abduction strength, suggests an unbalanced muscle activity in TTH patients. No conflict of interest.

EHMTI-0163. Reduced neck and shoulder strength in patients with tension-type headache. A case control study