• Ann Readapt Med Phys · Jul 2003

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    [Botulinum toxin and spinal cord injury].

    • D Ben Smaïl, P Denys, and B Bussel.
    • Service de rééducation neurologique, hôpital R. Poincaré (AP-HP), 92380 Garches, France. djbensmail@yahoo.fr
    • Ann Readapt Med Phys. 2003 Jul 1;46(6):296-8.

    ObjectiveTo realize a clarification about the interest of the use of botulinum toxin in spinal cord injured patients.MethodInterrogation of Medline database (crossing of botulinum toxin and spinal cord injury). We have also analyzed data from R. Poincaré Hospital in 2001.ResultsThree articles of the twenty-five selected, treated effectively of botulinum toxin effect in the limbs muscles of spinal cord injured patients.DiscussionThere are some indications of botulinum toxin in spinal cord injured patients ASIA C and D when spasticity induce focal functional discomfort. Indications are exceptional for ASIA A and B patients. No study showed improvement of functional abilities after botulinum toxin injection in spinal cord injured patients. Published studies only covered small number of patients.

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