Look at my pictures, how the hyoid bone presses, but does not compress the artery, and the common carotid artery already presses and compresses the left internal jugular vein. The horns are bitten off, this is a very simple operation. Headaches cannot occur if it does not compress the blood vessels. It is unlikely that the nerve is being compressed; the nerve is thin and evasive, and the horn of the hyoid bone is also thin. Compress IJV almost without Eagle syndrome(basic large transverse process С1 ) in triangle atlas C1 and digastric muscle and Musculus stylohyoideus, TOS and hyoideum bone identify on your own despite doctors’ diagnoses - #2 by Filatov
