Assertion: botulinum toxin | /r/HasProperty | type a
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text: Botulinum toxin (Type A) is a cosmetic injection that blocks the nerve signals that cause muscles to contract.
text: Experimental and Investigational Indications Aetna considers botulinum toxin (types A or type B) experimental and investigational for all other indications, including any of the following conditions: Airway obstruction in persons with bilateral vocal fold motor impairment; or Anal sphincter dysfunction; or Animus (pelvic floor dyssynergia); or Aspiration pneumonia in neurologically impaired children; or Atrial fibrillation; or Bell’s palsy; or Benign prostatic hypertrophy; or Biliary dyskinesia; or Bladder exstrophy; or Bladder pain syndrome; or Brachial plexus injury (also known as brachial palsy in newborns and Erb's palsy); or Carpal tunnel syndrome; or Cervicalgia; or Chronic constipation; or Chronic exertional compartment syndrome; or Chronic low back pain or discogenic pain; or Chronic neck pain; or Chronic pelvic pain; or Chronic quadratus lumborum strain; or Clenched fist syndrome; or Clubfoot; or Complex regional pain syndrome; or Congenital hypertonia; or Contracture of hip secondary to Legg-Perthe-Calves disease; or Cranial/facial pain of unknown etiology; or Cricopharyngeal/oropharyngeal dysphagia; or Depression; or Duane syndrome with lateral muscle weakness; or Dyspareunia; or Dysphagia; or Endometriosis; or Episodic (non-chronic) migraine; or Esophageal stricture; or Eustachian tube dysfunction; or Excessive gingival display (gummy smile); or Fecal incontinence; or Fibromyalgia; or Fibromyositis; or Focal lower limb dystonia; or Forced eyelid closure syndrome; or Gastroparesis; or Graves ophthalmopathy; or Gustatory sweating; or Head and voice tremor; or Headache including cervicogenic, cluster, or tension-type or chronic daily headache, episodic migraine, hemicrania continua; or Hyperactive and hypertrophic frontalis muscles from chronic compensatory brow elevation, or Hyper-lacrimation; or Hypertrophic scars; or Injection of the pylorus during esophago-gastrectomy; or Interstitial cystitis; or Irritable colon; or Intra-operative relaxation of the anal sphincter during hemorrhoidectomy; or Keratoconjunctivitis; or Knee flexion contracture; or Knee osteoarthritis; or Knee pain: or Lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow); or Lumbar dystonia; or Lumbar spasticity, or Lumbar torsion dystonia; or Masseter hypertrophy; or Meralgia paresthetica; or Morton neuroma; or Motor tics; or Neuropathic pain (including complex regional pain syndrome, diabetic neuropathy, post-herpetic neuralgia, occipital neuralgia, post-traumatic neuralgia, pudendal neuralgia, and trigeminal neuralgia); or Notalgia paresthetica; or Nystagmus; or Obesity; or Obturator internus syndrome; or Osteo-articular joint pain; or Pain control in breast reconstruction with tissue expanders; or Pain from muscle trigger points; or Painful cramps; or Painful scars; or Paradoxical vocal cord motion in asthmatics; or Parkinson's disease; or Parotitis; or Puberphonia; or Pelvic floor tension myalgia (also known as coccygodynia, diaphragma pelvis spastica, levator ani syndrome, levator spasm syndrome, spastic and pelvic floor syndrome), or Phantom limb pain; or Phonic tics; or Piriformis syndrome; or Popliteal artery entrapment syndrome; or Post-hemorrhoidectomy pain; or Post-concussion headaches; or Post-parotidectomy sialocele; or Post-traumatic headaches, or Pylorospasm; or Quivering chin syndrome, or Raynaud's phenomenon/Raynaud's scleroderma; or Reduction of mucin secretion; or Reduction of muscle tension after hamstring avulsion repair; or Restless legs syndrome; or Restrictive strabismus (a type of ocular misalignment with limitation of motility caused by intrinsic or extrinsic mechanical forces); or Schwalbe-Ziehen-Oppenheim disease; or Secondary strabismus caused by prior surgical over-recession of the antagonist muscle; or Shoulder pain; or Sciatica; or Scoliosis; or Soto's syndrome; or Spasm of the pectoralis muscle after breast reconstruction; or Sphincter of Oddi dysfunction (chronic biliary pain); or Spina bifida; or Stiff person syndrome; or Stuttering; or Temporomandibular joint disorders; or Tendon contracture; or Testicular pain (cremasteric synkinesia); or Thoracic outlet syndrome; or Tinnitus; or Tourette's syndrome; or Treatment of complications associated with breast implants for mammoplasty; or Treatment of facial scars or mastectomy scars; or Ulcers; or Vaginismus; or Ventral hernia; or Vocal cord paralysis (see CPB 0253 - Vocal Cord Paralysis/Insufficiency Treatments ); or Vulvodynia; or Whiplash-related disorders
text: Botulinum toxin (type A); including a study of shaking with chloroform as a step in the isolation procedure .