"An effective approach for botulinum toxin injection in patients with stroke for focal spasticity: dual guidance". "An effective approach for botulinum toxin injection in patients with stroke for focal spasticity: dual guidance" Journal = ,Īn effective approach for botulinum toxin injection in patients with stroke for focal spasticity: dual guidance Performed via ultrasonography + electrical muscle stimulator guidance had According to dataįrom the assessment at 3 months posttreatment, the botulinum toxin injection Ultrasonography + electrical muscle stimulator guidance. Toxin injections that are applied via only ultrasonography guidance or via Limb spasticity due to stroke can be substantially recovered with botulinum Stimulator group at 3 months posttreatment controls (p<0.05). Groups was found in favor of the ultrasonography + electrical muscle However, statistically significant difference in all muscle Intergroup comparison, there was no statistically significant differenceīetween the Modified Ashworth Scale values of at pretreatment and 2 weeks Posttreatment, with respect to wrist flexion and finger flexion. Stimulator group were not statistically different from those at 2 weeks Values at 3 months posttreatment in ultrasonography + electrical muscle Seen in the pre-treatment period (p<0.05). Scale values of both groups in terms of all muscles, compared to the values Statistically significant difference was found between the Modified Ashworth Groups was assessed with the Modified Ashworth Scale at the end of two weeks Muscles by the same physician, who used similar protocol and recorded the
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Ultrasonography and ultrasonography + electrical muscle (EM) stimulator Have being diagnosed with focal spasticity, that are performed via Study has aimed to compare the efficacy of botulinum toxin (BTX) injections,Īpplied to the upper limb muscles of the stroke patients in our clinic who Localization of the motor endplate zone in human skeletal muscles of the lower limb: Anatomical guidelines for injection with botulinum toxin. Botulinum toxin has an increased effect when targeted toward the muscle’s endplate zone: A high-density surface EMG guided study. Lapatki BG, van Dijk JP, van de Warrenburg BP, Zwarts MJ. European consensus table on the use of botulinum toxin type A in adult spasticity. Wissel J, Ward AB, Erztgaard P, Bensmail D, Hecht MJ, Lejeune TM,et al.
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Botulinum toxin type A injection into the gastrocnemius muscle for spastic equinus in adults with stroke: a randomized controlled trial comparing. Picelli A, Tamburin S, Bonetti P, Fontana C, Barausse M, Dambruoso F, Gajofatto F, Santilli V, Smania N. Botulinum toxin assessment, intervention and after-care for upper limb hypertonicity in adults: international consensus statement, European Journal of Neurology.
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Accuracy of manual needle placement for gastrocnemius muscle in children with cerebral palsy checked against ultrasonography. Botulinum toxin a injection into calf muscles for treatment of spastic equinus in cerebral palsy: a controlled trial comparing sonography and electric stimulation-guided injection techniques: a preliminary report. Accuracy of intramuscular injection of botulinum toxin A in juvenile cerebral palsy: a comparison between manual needle placement and placement guided by electrical stimulation.