2018
DOI: 10.23736/s1973-9087.17.04808-0
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A comprehensive person-centered approach to adult spastic paresis: a consensus-based framework

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“…Also, as this is a population-based analysis, patients requiring only a small number of treatment cycles in the 2 years may be expected to be the better responders than those requiring more frequent injection over the same period. Nevertheless, those who received repeated injections up to 7 cycles ( n = 105) still met the criteria for a minimal clinically important change in the GAS T-score ( 10 ).…”
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“…Also, as this is a population-based analysis, patients requiring only a small number of treatment cycles in the 2 years may be expected to be the better responders than those requiring more frequent injection over the same period. Nevertheless, those who received repeated injections up to 7 cycles ( n = 105) still met the criteria for a minimal clinically important change in the GAS T-score ( 10 ).…”
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“…However, while changes at the level of impairment are readily seen, changes at the level of function or activity have been more difficult to demonstrate ( 7 9 ). This is partly due to the wide heterogeneity of patient presentation and the diversity of individual expectations and goals for treatment ( 10 ).…”
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“…Moreover, the wide range of individual treatment goals poses a challenge for the evaluation of outcomes. Individual patients often have very different expectations and needs from spasticity management ( 9 ), which have great impact on how treatment “success” can be defined and interpreted.…”
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“…According to Turner-Stokes [ 20 ], every individual sets lifelong objectives that are considered goals that take a long time to achieve (i.e., years). These long-term goals can be split into smaller medium-term achievements or intermediate milestones and short-term objectives, which permit measuring self-evolution.…”
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