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Update on Musculoskeletal Pain Management. [PDF]
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[Microvascular decompresion for trigeminal neuralgia, report of 36 cases and literature review].
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[XLVI REUNIÓN ANUAL DE LA SOCIEDAD ANDALUZA DE NEUROLOGÍA]. [PDF]
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Tétanos tratado con perfusión continua de baclofeno intratecal
Medicina Intensiva, 2007After making a bibliographic search in our country and demonstrating the lack of original articles or communications on treatment with intrathecal baclofen for the generalized forms of tetanus, our objective is to present this treatment based on the successful experience of one clinical case.
Jordi Almirall Pujol
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Infusión intratecal de baclofeno en el tratamiento de la espasticidad severa
Neurocirugia, 1990Resumen Sobre la base de estudios clinicos y experimentales previos se seleccionaron 22 pacientes con espasticidad severa resistente a la terapeutica farmacologica convencional, cuya naturaleza obedecia a una afectacion medular en 17 casos, 7 por esclerosis multiple, 8 por paraplegia postraumatica y 2 por otras causas, y a una lesion encefalica ...
G García-March
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Rehabilitacion, 2020
Patients with brain injury and spasticity are candidates for intrathecal baclofen therapy (ITB) when maximal doses of oral antispastic drugs fail. Some authors have described an improvement in the level of consciousness in patients with brain injury and disorder of consciousness treated with ITB for spasticity.
G. Espigares Correa, J. Benito-Penalva
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Patients with brain injury and spasticity are candidates for intrathecal baclofen therapy (ITB) when maximal doses of oral antispastic drugs fail. Some authors have described an improvement in the level of consciousness in patients with brain injury and disorder of consciousness treated with ITB for spasticity.
G. Espigares Correa, J. Benito-Penalva
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