Handbook of Spasticity : A Practical Approach to Management.

Author/creator Verduzco-Gutierrez, Monica
Other author Ketchum, Nicholas C.
Format Electronic
Publication InfoNew York : Springer Publishing Company, Incorporated, 2023.
Description1 online resource (349 pages)
Supplemental ContentDirect link to eBook
Subjects

Contents Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Contributors -- Preface -- Part I: What Is Spasticity? -- Chapter 1: Definition: Spasticity and Upper Motor Neuron Syndrome -- Distinguishing Spasticity -- Defining Muscle Overactivity -- Clonus -- Co-contraction -- Dystonia -- Paratonia -- Flexor and Extensor Spasms -- Associated Reactions -- Clasp-Knife Phenomenon -- Rigidity -- Gegenhalten -- Catatonia -- Defining The Third Phenomenon -- Muscle Contracture -- Defining Spasticity -- Importance of Defining Spasticity -- References -- Chapter 2: Epidemiology of Spasticity -- Introduction -- Stroke
Contents Multiple Sclerosis -- Traumatic Brain Injury -- Spinal Cord Injury -- Cerebral Palsy -- Caregiver Burden in Patients With Spasticity -- Key Points -- References -- Chapter 3: Pathophysiology -- Introduction -- Spasticity as a Manifestation of Maladaptive Plasticity -- Pathophysiology of Spasticity -- Implications for clinical management -- Implications for Understanding Clinical Presentations -- Implications for Clinical Assessment -- Implications for Spasticity Management -- Key Points -- References -- Part II: Assessment and Evaluation -- Chapter 4: Measurements and Scales -- Introduction
Contents Getting Started -- Measuring Spasticity -- I. Clinical Scales -- Ia. Tone Intensity Scales -- Ib. Range of Motion Measurements -- Ic. Spasm Frequency Scales -- Id. Disease-Specific Scales -- Ie. Clinical Gait and Balance Measures -- If. Functional Scales -- I. Quantitative Measurements -- IIa. Electrophysiological Measures -- IIb. Biomechanical Measurements -- IIc. New Methods of Measurement -- Key Points -- References -- Chapter 5: Evaluation and Treatment of Spastic Gait -- Introduction -- Gait Analysis??? -- Kinematics -- Kinetics -- Electromyography -- Pathological Gait
Contents Equinovarus Deformity -- Stiff Knee Gait Pattern -- Hyperextended Great Toe (Hitchhiker's Toe) -- Flexed Knee Deformity -- Adducted Hip Deformity -- Flexed Hip Deformity -- Key Points -- References -- Chapter 6: Management of Poststroke Spasticity With Botulinum Toxin Type A Based on Patient-Centered -- Introduction -- Why Should Spasticity Treatment Be Patient-Centered and Goal-Oriented? -- Goal-Setting and Use of the Goal-Attainment Scaling Methodology -- What Are Patient-Centered SMART Treatment Goals? -- What Is Goal Attainment Scaling and How to Use It in Routine Clinical Practice?
Contents Goal-Based Treatment Design and Action Plan -- Key Points -- References -- Part III: Principles of Treatment -- Chapter 7: Physical Therapy and Management of Spasticity -- Introduction -- Education -- Physical Therapy Techniques -- Stretching and Passive Techniques -- Static Stretching -- Casting and Splinting -- Range of Motion Exercises -- Active Exercises -- Strengthening Exercises -- Aerobic Exercise -- Gait Training -- Modalities -- Thermal Modalities -- Electrical Stimulation -- Other Techniques -- Neurodevelopmental Treatment -- Neurofacilitatory Techniques -- Virtual Reality
Abstract Concise and accessible, Handbook of Spasticity is the essential reference for residents and practicing physicians in the fields of PM&R and neurology. It allows readers to learn the fundamentals of spasticity management while also adding important spasticity concepts to their day-to-day practice. This high-yield resource provides current evidence-based treatment paradigms and discusses advances in the field to address assessment, treatment options, and disease management in adult and pediatric patients. Written by experts from institutions around the world, this valuable handbook fuses the fundamentals of spasticity with a case-based approach to enhance learning for those early into their career as well as practicing physiatrists, neurologists, nurses, physician assistants, and therapists who care for patients with spasticity. Assessment and evaluation measures are detailed, focusing on measurements and scales, gait assessment, and techniques for setting appropriate goals. A wide variety of treatment options available for spasticity patients are explored, including physical therapy, pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic treatments, emerging technologies, toxins, surgical options, and more. Complete with accompanying online videos, ultrasound and anatomical figures, and toxin dosing tables, Handbook of Spasticity is the premier one-stop-shop resource on how to improve spasticity management. Key Features: Succinctly covers key spasticity definitions, assessment scales, treatment options, and disease management for a wide range of conditions Provides the latest guidelinesand evidence-based practices in the field Features contributions from leading clinicians and educators in physiatry and neurology Case-based chapters and accompanying online video content showcase patient assessment in real-world settings Includes images for ultrasound guidance and anatomical correlates and tables with dosing guidance for toxins
General noteDescription based upon print version of record.
General noteConstraint-Induced Movement Therapy
Issued in other formPrint version: Verduzco-Gutierrez, Monica Handbook of Spasticity New York : Springer Publishing Company, Incorporated,c2023 9780826139740
ISBN0826139752
ISBN9780826139757 (electronic bk.)

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