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A-1160 Surgical Treatment Algorithms in Spasticity - Q&A
Friday, June 15, 2018 · 9:59 a.m. · 05m 21s
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we have two minutes i think yes we style uh i classify yeah tara on that
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oh ah
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wow you know i am not really then you wreck to me guy
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so oh i'm i've yeah i'm feeling confident i would say with this type of surgery uh and
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honestly i i think it's in my opinion easier to balance
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when you're doing tendon lengthening and you inside the
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see the lengthening effect of your finger flex or for example that their position relative
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to each other in an attractive cascade through that either this is rachel motion
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secondly i think but that we have not talked about but we i think that
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uh uh if you dinner date and time us which is not a
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what was the idea there then you uh that must so
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we'll get to look into like a a rubber
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a five or a new crop not not an equity by fibre optic
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but you will may you may have uh you're you're shaking your yeah
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yeah yeah yeah but uh yeah that's yeah well it it
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one more question on my ah an hour if he had to look for the last two cents
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nah not really saying shortly gets indication it's floor was as
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the pieces inspect the patients because we can't see
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this one out of saturday it's it's it's yeah well i think
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that i i never refused to resist so i that's uh
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that's a sort of my opinion i think in
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with this extreme hyper flexion wrist position
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we need to also address the circulation and i think that
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some of the one heating problems that we're having is
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it's a obstructing at the micro circulation in the flex
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apart when you stretch therefore we're much more
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into the proximal or or cut back to me making a a supportive tandem
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transfer on top of that but allowing a gradual a wrist uh extension
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uh yeah that's my response to question a while back that up all i
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i want to i want to have one more question to fit in
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a recording both talks i maybe read about its development or or uh
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everybody's got a against both talks confident that directly affects eh
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effects developing over time i mean when it is very importance
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a dragon that that uh that's kind of been talked about
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and i think i can you just guide as surgeons
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i i'm okay from your respect okay yeah i should say
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that um the new literature on the antibodies show
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you this lace problem that we may have sold years ago so that was a first problem um
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regarding using using bottling them talks in because not only both boxes also
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mentioned before is that we think it is very important that we do it in the
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right way as you you just sound a. a. e. m. g. i. electric stimulation
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uh we do that in our spaces to clinic at least and
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we think it's very important also that you have the collaboration
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will the surgeons we also have people who to direct to me for instance in our hand surgeon for instance
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that we see in the hands what is as you said also can be diagnostic and um so
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the corporation whole involved is is is very important and
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um i don't see that we have any specific
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issues in um problems using petroleum talk seen
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as such we use a different kinds
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of pulling them talking depending on on the patient and what is needed because
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our top those who do this here can actually differentiate and view but sometimes
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the one is better than the other one um i don't think there's much that
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is on on that part uh but um otherwise i think that to
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the most important thing is that you really do go on
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what articles what is it you actually want to achieve
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and that's where we set that goal setting with the patients in particular
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is is very important and if you have a diary as a as a mentioned
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it is also a good way you know that you can have a corporation between the different um
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individuals involved in that i'm not sure it really onset your whole question but with no yeah yeah
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