Neck–tongue syndrome from bmj guidelines for authors Watch Video
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Description: Neck–tongue syndrome (BMJ Editor's Choice)nnAuthors: Eric Chun Pu Chu, Andy Fu Chieh LinnnNeck–tongue syndrome (NTS) is a rarely reported disorder characterised by paroxysmal episodes of intense pain in the upper cervical or occipital areas associated with ipsilateral hemiglossal dysaesthesia brought about by sudden neck movement. The most likely cause of this clinical entity is a temporary subluxation of the lateral atlantoaxial joint with impaction of the C2 ventral ramus against the artic
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