Spasticity is commonly seen after a stroke, brain injury, spinal cord injury, multiple sclerosis and cerebral palsy.
Spasticity can lead to diminished motor control and motor function.
Functional impairment is possible due to abnormal sustained contractions of muscle groups resulting from spasticity. However, it is often desirable to diminish spasticity locally in order to improve the patient's functional abilities, prevent or reduce rigidity, or facilitate positioning. Motor Point Blocaks can provide an effective adjunct to medication treatment by reducing the spasticity of a targeted group of muscles. The information available on this website is not intended to be and should not be considered medical advice. Use of this website and any of the information or links to other sites shall constitute your acceptance of these terms and conditions of use.