Botulinum toxin and occupational therapy for Writer's Cramp.
CONCLUSIONS: Improvement of the primary outcome measure, the patient-rated subjective scale, was not achieved. However, significant improvement was found in the BoNT & occupational therapy group in a secondary measure of impairment. Our hypothesis-driven study results are likely limited by small sample size, and further large-scale studies of occupational therapy methods to improve the efficacy of BoNT seems worthwhile.
PMID: 31351085 [PubMed - as supplied by publisher]
Source: Toxicon - Category: Toxicology Authors: Park JE, Shamim EA, Panyakaew P, Mathew P, Toro C, Sackett J, Karp B, Lungu C, Alter K, Wu T, Ahmad OF, Villegas M, Auh S, Hallett M Tags: Toxicon Source Type: research
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