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Muscle Spasticity

 
 
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Disease relevance of Muscle Spasticity

 

High impact information on Muscle Spasticity

  • Each patient had been chronically maintained on a baclofen regimen to control muscle spasticity [5].
  • The net work of this reflex response, calculated from the integral of the torque-angle plots, increased proportionally with increasing velocity, indicating a contribution from flexor muscle spasticity [6].
  • It is unclear from these results whether the poor validity and reliability of the AT was due to the discontinuous test protocol used, or whether it was due to inconsistencies in the rate of lactate diffusion from the muscle into the blood due to variations in muscle spasticity during the test [7].
 

Chemical compound and disease context of Muscle Spasticity

 

Anatomical context of Muscle Spasticity

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