Observational analysis reveals improved nerve repair in post-stroke limb spasticity rats, highlighting the role of signaling pathways.
Background Post-stroke limb spasticity (PSLS) is a rehabilitation problem that needs to be solved urgently, electroacupuncture (EA), a safe and effective adjunctive rehabilitation therapy with relatively few side effects, and botulinum toxin type A (BTX-A) can improve motor function; however, it is not clear whether EA combined with BTX-A is more effective in improving PSLS. This study will investigate the effects and mechanisms of EA combined with BTX-A to improve PSLS in rats.
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