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See Latest ArticlesEffects of different dilutions of botulinum toxin type A treatment for children with cerebral palsy with spastic ankle plantarflexor: A randomized controlled trial
Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine, 09/08/09
Lee JH et al. – Botulinum toxin type A improved physical findings and gait pattern in patients with cerebral palsy. The volume of saline mixed with botulinum toxin type A did not result in significant differences in physical evaluation or gait analysis. However, the large–volume group revealed side–effects more frequently and showed no clinical benefits compared with the small–volume group. The authors conclude that 2 ml of dilution is preferable for botulinum toxin type A treatment in children.
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