Electrophysiological and thermal changes after extracorporeal shock wave stimulation on upper limb spasticity after ischemic stroke: a randomized single blind controlled study.

niversity of Medicine0 个研究点目标入组 100 人开始时间: 2013年11月11日最近更新: 2020年1月13日

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•1. ischemic stroke episode for at least 9 months previously; 2. post-stroke upper limb spasticity measured for at least 1 at the Modified Ashworth Scale; 3. lack of contraindications to ESW stimulation; 4. lack of surgical interventions reducing spasticity in the past; 5. lack of pharmacological medications reducing spasticity at present; 6. lack of physiotherapy reducing spasticity at present; 7. good compliance and willingness to sign the written consent form.

•1. ischemic stroke episode less than 9 months previously; 2. different than ischemic stoke aetiology of spasticity (hemorrhagic stroke, craniocerebral trauma, multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy); 3. post-stroke upper limb spasticity measured at 0 on the Modified Ashworth Scale; 4. spasticity reducing surgery in the past (rhizotomy, neurectomy, cordectomy, myotomy); 5. spasticity reducing pharmacotherapy at present (Diazepam, Baclofen, Dantrolene, Tizanidine, Botuline); 6. spasticity reducing physiotherapy at present (physical medicine, exercises, massages, neurophysiological methods); 7. the presence of contraindications to ESW stimulation (pregnancy, cancer, local tumors, coagulation disorders, acute and recurrent inflammatory states, pacemakers and other electronic implants); 8. lack of informed consent of the patients.

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