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• W2620794588 abstract "Abstract Background To explore the validity of dynamic pressure algometry for evaluating deep dynamic mechanical sensitivity by assessing its association with headache features and widespread pressure sensitivity in tension‐type headache ( TTH ). Methods One hundred and eighty‐eight subjects with TTH (70% women) participated. Deep dynamic sensitivity was assessed with a dynamic pressure algometry set (Aalborg University, Denmark © ) consisting of 11 different rollers including fixed levels from 500 g to 5300 g. Each roller was moved at a speed of 0.5 cm/s over a 60‐mm horizontal line covering the temporalis muscle. Dynamic pain threshold ( DPT ‐level of the first painful roller) was determined and pain intensity during DPT was rated on a numerical pain rate scale ( NPRS , 0–10). Headache clinical features were collected on a headache diary. As gold standard, static pressure pain thresholds ( PPT ) were assessed over temporalis, C5/C6 joint, second metacarpal, and tibialis anterior muscle. Results Side‐to‐side consistency between DPT ( r = 0.843, p < 0.001) and pain evoked ( r = 0.712; p < 0.001) by dynamic algometer was observed. DPT was moderately associated with widespread PPT s (0.526 > r > 0.656, all p < 0.001). Furthermore, pain during DPT was negatively associated with widespread PPT s (−0.370 < r < −0.162, all p < 0.05). Discussion Dynamic pressure algometry was a valid tool for assessing deep dynamic mechanical sensitivity in TTH . DPT was associated with widespread pressure sensitivity independently of the frequency of headaches supporting that deep dynamic pressure sensitivity within the trigeminal area is consistent with widespread pressure sensitivity. Assessing deep static and dynamic somatic tissue pain sensitivity may provide new opportunities for differentiated diagnostics and possibly a new tool for assessing treatment effects. Significance The current study found that dynamic pressure algometry in the temporalis muscle was associated with widespread pressure pain sensitivity in individuals with tension‐type headache. The association was independent of the frequency of headaches. Assessing deep static and dynamic somatic tissue pain sensitivity may provide new opportunities for differentiated diagnostics and possibly a tool for assessing treatment effects." @default.
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• W2620794588 title "Assessment of deep dynamic mechanical sensitivity in individuals with tension-type headache: The dynamic pressure algometry" @default.
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