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This conclusion was made after reviewing the published reports. Clin J Pain . Récepteurs des neurotoxines et internalisation . The distribution of the different diseases responsible for the neurological dysfunction is summarized in There were 34 (76%) patients with a ‘good’ clinical response (patients completely dry, ‘responders’) at 1 month for doses of 500 or 1000 SU. endobj
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A minimum delay of 2 months was observed between injections.Unless otherwise indicated, the results are presented as the mean (Between October 2002 and May 2004, 45 patients (19 men and 26 women) were recruited to the study; the follow‐up was 22 (0.8) months, and no patient was lost to follow‐up. Amongst patients who received 1000 SU, one woman tetraplegic patient had a sensation of generalized muscle weakness that prevented her from carrying out her own transfer functions, which she was normally able to do, for about a month after the injection.
1 0 obj Dear colleagues, dear friends, We are happy to invite you to participate to the third edition of the “botulinum toxin 2020” conference which will take place in Paris, on the 13th of March 2020. Further injection was proposed with 1000 SU if patients returned to (or stayed at) baseline values. Histologic assessment of dose-related diffusion and muscle fiber response after therapeutic botulinum A toxin injections. <> tapez [Medline] . Where the urine was sterile, antibiotics were administered as a single oral dose of fluoroquinolone before the injection.
At each step, patients (26 women and 19 men) were re‐evaluated at 1 month (clinical evaluation and pressure‐flow study).
If there was a ‘good’ clinical response (complete absence of urinary leakage) the patient was observed until incontinence recurred; otherwise a further injection was administered at a higher dose.The optimum dose of Dysport for incontinence secondary to a neurogenic overactive bladder is not yet defined; 1000 SU probably has a more prolonged effect than 500 SU but exposes the patient to major complications. %PDF-1.5 Indeed, Botox was the toxin first used in centres carrying out research on intradetrusor injection [The present results confirm that Dysport also has a place in managing the overactive neurogenic bladder. If you do not receive an email within 10 minutes, your email address may not be registered, {�o"b��ٛ�ϟ�,W�'2Y�ۮˊj[��/�ϟ������g�l��_]7����]���ͮ���\�b�*����Zn>\�r��;�^@��WP�ή���y�|��pUo����٫��+�on������� The overall rate of a ‘good’ clinical response at 6 months was 30% and 75%, respectively, for patients receiving 500 and 1000 SU. your consent to all or some of the cookies, please refer to the The clinical response was considered as ‘good’ when leakage had ceased entirely under constant fluid intake, based on the analysis of the 3‐day voiding diary; any other response was considered a failure.
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