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[Baclofen dose in a screening test and in a baclofen pump filling--is there any differences].

Authors: Przemysław, Grzegorzewski; Zdzisław, Kawecki; Anna, Swierczyńska; Alicja, Fafara; Stanisław, Kwiatkowski;

[Baclofen dose in a screening test and in a baclofen pump filling--is there any differences].

Abstract

Spasticity is one from many clinical signs appearing in head and spinal cord injury and it is characterized by increased muscle tone with increased tendom reflex and reccurent spasms. Intrathecal baclofen therapy is surgical method for treatment of severe spasticity and a pump implantation is preceded by baclofen screening test. In this study we compared a bolus intrathecal injection given in a screening test with doses uses for filling a baclofen pump. In selected group we observed increased Baclofen dose due to dose given in screening test.

Keywords

Male, Baclofen, Adolescent, Dose-Response Relationship, Drug, Muscle Relaxants, Central, Drug Tolerance, Infusion Pumps, Implantable, Clinical Protocols, Muscle Spasticity, Humans, Female, Child, Injections, Spinal, Follow-Up Studies

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