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chemical denervation

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chemical denervation
Therapeutics The use of any agent that blocks neural transmission in a relatively complete fashion for a prolonged period. See Botulinum toxin.


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We think that the faster spasticity resolution in adductor muscle groups attributable to the chemical denervation created by BTX results in increased range of motion, in addition to more-effective improvement in KD indicators, compared with the JPS group.
Comparison of the Efficacies of Botulinum Toxin A and Johnstone ... by Bulent Hazneci and Arif Kenan Tan and Mustafa Nuri Guncikan and Kemal Dincer and Tunc Alp Kalyon / Military Medicine
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