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This slide compares neurolysis with phenol, and chemodenervation with BTX-A by effectiveness, advantages, drawbacks, and potential complications.
Article Index
- 8. Botulinum Toxin
- Botulinum Toxin Type A Distinct “Acceptor” and Intracellular Site of Action
- Botulinum Toxin Type A Mechanism Current Hypothesis
- BTX: Use in Cerebral Palsy
- BTX: Use in Cerebral Palsy (cont)
- BTX: Available Preparations
- BOTOX®: Resistance
- BOTOX®: Preparation
- BOTOX®: Dilution and Reconstitution
- BOTOX®: Dosage
- BOTOX®: Dose Modifiers
- BTX: Lower Limb Pattern and Potential Targets
- BTX: Upper Limb Pattern and Potential Targets
- BTX: Potential Adverse Effects
- Comparison of Phenol and BOTOX®
- Combination Therapy: Neurolytics and Chemodenervation
- All Pages
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