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chemodenervation

Indications: 1) treatment of strabismus & blepharospasm associated with dystonia 2) spasticity resulting from cerebral palsy 3) focal dystonias 4) spasticity in the flexor muscles of the elbow, wrist, & fingers in adults 5) sialorrhea from cerebral palsy 6) hyperhidrosis 7) for use by or in consultation with neurologist, psychiatrist, ophthalmologist, head & neck surgeon 8) wrinkles 9) migraine prophylaxis 10) neuropathic pain ? * same as Botox Procedure: - a technique in which a neurotoxin (atropine, Botox) is used to paralyze a muscle or group of muscles

Specific

electrical stimulation with chemodenervation needle electromyography with chemodenervation

General

neurosurgery

References

  1. Movement Disorder Virtual University Spasticity: Chemodenervation and Neurolysis http://www.mdvu.org/library/disease/spasticity/spa_mcd.asp