The authors present a detailed description of transcerebral electrophoresis of L-DOPA conducted in 20 patients aged 9 months to 12 years suffering from a hyperkinetic form of childhood cerebral paralysis. Each patient received 10 sessions. The results of the treatment were assessed by a 5-point score system. Diminution of involuntary movements by 1 point was observed in 1 patient, by 2 points in 10 patients, by 3 points in 7 patients and by 4 points in 1 patient; in one case no positive results were noted. Muscular dystonia and the severity of tonic reflexes decreased in all patients; voluntary movements also improved. Treatment with transcerebral electrophoresis of L-DOPA was well tolerated and was not associated with side-effects.
%0 Journal Article
%1 Kevlishvili1988
%A Kevlishvili, D. A.
%A Shubladze, L. N.
%A Kvitsaridze, D. A.
%D 1988
%J Zh Nevropatol Psikhiatr Im S S Korsakova
%K Cerebral Palsy; Child; Child, Preschool; Combined Modality Therapy; Drug Evaluation; Head; Humans; Hyperkinesis; Infant; Iontophoresis; Levodopa; Solutions
%N 3
%P 58--61
%T Transcerebral electrophoresis of L-DOPA in the combined treatment of the hyperkinetic form of infantile cerebral palsy
%V 88
%X The authors present a detailed description of transcerebral electrophoresis of L-DOPA conducted in 20 patients aged 9 months to 12 years suffering from a hyperkinetic form of childhood cerebral paralysis. Each patient received 10 sessions. The results of the treatment were assessed by a 5-point score system. Diminution of involuntary movements by 1 point was observed in 1 patient, by 2 points in 10 patients, by 3 points in 7 patients and by 4 points in 1 patient; in one case no positive results were noted. Muscular dystonia and the severity of tonic reflexes decreased in all patients; voluntary movements also improved. Treatment with transcerebral electrophoresis of L-DOPA was well tolerated and was not associated with side-effects.
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abstract = {The authors present a detailed description of transcerebral electrophoresis of L-DOPA conducted in 20 patients aged 9 months to 12 years suffering from a hyperkinetic form of childhood cerebral paralysis. Each patient received 10 sessions. The results of the treatment were assessed by a 5-point score system. Diminution of involuntary movements by 1 point was observed in 1 patient, by 2 points in 10 patients, by 3 points in 7 patients and by 4 points in 1 patient; in one case no positive results were noted. Muscular dystonia and the severity of tonic reflexes decreased in all patients; voluntary movements also improved. Treatment with transcerebral electrophoresis of L-DOPA was well tolerated and was not associated with side-effects.},
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author = {Kevlishvili, D. A. and Shubladze, L. N. and Kvitsaridze, D. A.},
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keywords = {Cerebral Palsy; Child; Child, Preschool; Combined Modality Therapy; Drug Evaluation; Head; Humans; Hyperkinesis; Infant; Iontophoresis; Levodopa; Solutions},
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title = {[Transcerebral electrophoresis of L-DOPA in the combined treatment of the hyperkinetic form of infantile cerebral palsy]},
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