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What is cervicocranial syndrome?


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Often called Barre-Lieou syndrome, this syndrome presents with a variety of neurological head and face symptoms.  It seems to come from shifts in the cranial bones and/or misalignments in the upper cervical spine putting pressure on the nerves.

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