This research aims to evaluate the effectiveness of abobotulinumtoxin A in preparing limb stumps for prosthesis fitting and improving rehabilitation outcomes.
Conducted a clinical evaluation of abobotulinumtoxin A in patients with combat-related limb amputations.
Assessed the impact on stump preparation and pain alleviation.
Monitored rehabilitation speed and patient recovery outcomes.
Botulinum toxin therapy significantly reduces pain syndrome in amputees.
Patients experience accelerated stump preparation for fitting prosthetics.
Rehabilitation timelines improve with the use of botulinum toxin therapy.
Abstract
Early botulinum toxin therapy enables rapid stump preparation for prosthesis fitting, resolves pain syndrome and accelerates patient rehabilitation.