Spasticity represents the most handicapping sequelae of cerebral palsy in children. In this
study, 28 children with spastic cerebral palsy were treated over the last 4 years by …

Spasticity-Clinical Classification and Surgical Treatment * Page 1 Spasticity-Clinical Classification
and Surgical Treatment * C. GROS Centre Hospitalier Universitaire, MontpelIier (France) With …

The surgical treatment of spasticity has been aimed at four different levels: the brain, the
spinal cord, peripheral nerves, and the muscle. Stereotactic neurosurgery whether involving …

Intractable and severe spasticity in childhood has the ability to impact on the quality of life,
function and care of the child. Where medical and physical measures have proved …

The history of neurosurgery for spasticity is strongly linked to the beginning of neurosurgery.
With the discovery of the stretch reflex by Sherrington and the quality of the clinical studies at …

Spasticity is a significant cause of disability and handicap in people with a variety of
neurological disorders. It can represent a major challenge to the rehabilitation team …

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Spasticity is common in many neurological disorders, such as stroke and multiple sclerosis.
It is part of the upper motor neurone syndrome manifesting as increased tone, clonus …

In the last 20 years, early treatment of neurologically disabled patients with drugs and
modern neuromuscular rehabilitation methods has considerably reduced the need for …

Central to the longitudinal management of childhood hypertonia are nonsurgical treatments.
These include physical and occupational therapy, electrical stimulation, orthotics, botulium …