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期刊名:Physical medicine and rehabilitation clinics of north america

缩写:PHYS MED REH CLIN N

ISSN:1047-9651

e-ISSN:1558-1381

IF/分区:2.3/Q2

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Trina Stephens,Peter Charles Rhee Trina Stephens
Spastic forearm, wrist, and hand deformities in isolation or collectively can markedly hinder function and/or provide challenges with hygiene. When muscle contracture is the main contributor to the spastic deformity, muscle-based and tendon...
Trina Stephens,Peter Charles Rhee Trina Stephens
Muscle-based procedures have been the mainstay of surgical treatment of spastic upper limb deformities, in particular when muscle contractures are a main contributor to the deformity. The type of muscle-based procedures that are utilized to...
Ève Boissonnault,Anton Pick,Jose Pereira et al. Ève Boissonnault et al.
Cryoneurolysis is a minimally invasive procedure, guided by ultrasound and electrical stimulation, that uses controlled freezing to manage spasticity by inducing reversible axonotmesis. It has shown promising outcomes in adult and pediatric...
Salvatore Facciorusso,Stefania Spina,Nicoletta Cinone et al. Salvatore Facciorusso et al.
This narrative review synthesizes current understanding of peripheral neuromodulation for spasticity. It navigates the spectrum of electrical and mechanical techniques, elucidating their operative mechanisms and clinical utility. The potent...
Alessandro Picelli,Rita Di Censo,Nicola Smania et al. Alessandro Picelli et al.
This narrative review examines the potential role of physical modalities in the multidisciplinary management of spasticity, focusing on their physiologic mechanisms, clinical efficacy, and integration with pharmacologic and rehabilitative s...
Aiko K Thompson,Thomas Sinkjær Aiko K Thompson
The central nervous system (CNS) generates various motor functions, in part by modulating the excitability of spinal reflex pathways. When a reflex becomes not modulable or its modulation becomes impaired due to spinal cord lesions or other...
Sheng Li Sheng Li
This article reviews the neuromuscular maladaptation in spastic muscles, including motor unit remodeling, muscle fiber changes, and the accumulation of hyaluronan in the extracellular matrix, and fibrosis of connective tissues and fascia th...
Alessio Baricich,Marco Battaglia Alessio Baricich
Chronic spasticity is a dynamic, multifactorial condition that demands continuous, personalized management. This article reviews the evolving pathophysiology of spasticity, emphasizing the interplay of neural hyperexcitability and structura...
Monica Verduzco-Gutierrez,Caleb T Cable,Natasha L Romanoski Monica Verduzco-Gutierrez
Disparities in spasticity care contribute to preventable morbidity and unequal rehabilitation outcomes. Structural inequities in health care access, underrepresentation in clinical trials, and limited awareness of spasticity in underserved ...
Rozina Bhimani,Jiayue Bella Xiong,Lisa Anderson Rozina Bhimani
Spasticity is an individual, sensory-motor experience that is correlated with nonmotor symptoms of pain, fatigue, and dysesthesia. Patients and clinicians may have different understandings of spasticity. This discrepancy is complicated beca...