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Spasticity is a common condition observed in patients with neurological disorders such as stroke, spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury, multiple sclerosis and cerebral palsy. It is characterized by increased muscle tone, stiffness and involuntary muscle contractions, which may significantly limit movement, cause pain and interfere with daily activities and functional independence.

Effective spasticity management is a crucial component of the rehabilitation process, as uncontrolled spasticity can lead to joint deformities, contractures, reduced mobility and decreased quality of life.

Assessment and Goals of Spasticity Management

The management of spasticity begins with a thorough clinical assessment conducted by the rehabilitation physician in collaboration with the multidisciplinary team. The severity, distribution and functional impact of spasticity are evaluated in order to determine the most appropriate therapeutic strategy.

The primary goals of spasticity management include:

Therapeutic Approaches to Spasticity Management

At Armonia Rehabilitation Center, spasticity is managed through an individualized, multimodal approach that may include:

Treatment plans are continuously reviewed and adjusted according to the patient’s progress and functional goals.

Spasticity Management at Armonia

Spasticity management at Armonia is always integrated into the patient’s overall rehabilitation program and coordinated by the physiatrist. Close collaboration among physicians, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, nurses and other specialists ensures comprehensive and effective care.

Through early intervention and consistent management, spasticity can be controlled, allowing patients to improve mobility, reduce discomfort and participate more actively in daily life and rehabilitation activities.

At Armonia Rehabilitation Center, our goal is to maximize functional outcomes and quality of life for patients with spasticity by applying evidence-based practices within a supportive and well-coordinated rehabilitation environment.