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Systematic review reveals botulinum toxin type A combined with rehabilitation may improve motor function after stroke, suggesting a need for standardized protocols.
The effect of combined with rehabilitation is limited after stroke, and there is not sufficient evidence, but results suggest that BoNT-A may help to improve motor function. In future studies, the establishment of optimal rehabilitation and evaluation times of BoNT-A treatment will be necessary for improving motor function and spasticity.
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