1996
Approach to the Treatment of Limb Disorders With Botulinum Toxin A
Abstract: Botulinum toxin A was found to be a safe and useful treatment of various limb conditions. Botulinum toxin A was significantly more effective when only a few muscles needing low doses were injected, and tended to be more useful in dystonia and spasticity than tremor. Candidates for BTX injection could be categorized functionally into 3 groups independent of the underlying disorders. The only significant adverse effect of BTX injection in limbs was transient weakness in injected or neighboring muscles.
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“…In this study, we examined the efficacy of BTX injections and a structured occupational therapy program in the treatment of WC. In accordance with most studies [2,3,10,16,17,20,21] we confirm that BTX is presently the most efficacious form of treatment of this disorder. Fifty-eight percent of patients responded to BTX injections with 23% having a marked benefit and 35% a moderate response.…”
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