-transparent.png){kind=logo}
In this study an attempt was made to treat spinal cord injured patients with severe spasticity by peripheral nerve blocks. Thirty-six patients (5 female, 31 male) ranging in age from 20 to 71 years (mean: 29 +/- 8.2) were treated by phenol injections. A specially designed electrostimulation needle was used for the injections. The results showed that peripheral nerve blocks with phenol solution could be a remedy on a temporary basis, but are not as effective as has been described previously.
Related Publications
S Gündüz, and
T A Kalyon, and
H Dursun, and
H Möhür, and
F Bilgiç
September 1981,
L'union medicale du Canada,
S Gündüz, and
T A Kalyon, and
H Dursun, and
H Möhür, and
F Bilgiç
September 1970,
Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine,
S Gündüz, and
T A Kalyon, and
H Dursun, and
H Möhür, and
F Bilgiç
April 1971,
Developmental medicine and child neurology,
S Gündüz, and
T A Kalyon, and
H Dursun, and
H Möhür, and
F Bilgiç
June 1967,
JAMA,
S Gündüz, and
T A Kalyon, and
H Dursun, and
H Möhür, and
F Bilgiç
June 1992,
Indian journal of medical sciences,
S Gündüz, and
T A Kalyon, and
H Dursun, and
H Möhür, and
F Bilgiç
June 2006,
Journal of clinical neurophysiology : official publication of the American Electroencephalographic Society,
S Gündüz, and
T A Kalyon, and
H Dursun, and
H Möhür, and
F Bilgiç
January 1991,
Archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation,
S Gündüz, and
T A Kalyon, and
H Dursun, and
H Möhür, and
F Bilgiç
January 1990,
Spine,
S Gündüz, and
T A Kalyon, and
H Dursun, and
H Möhür, and
F Bilgiç
May 1972,
Rheumatology and physical medicine,
S Gündüz, and
T A Kalyon, and
H Dursun, and
H Möhür, and
F Bilgiç
October 1964,
Archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation,
