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1. Conclusion:selective posterior rhizotomy can improve microcirculation of limbs.
2. Conclusions:It is effect that the selective posterior rhizotomy and soft-tissue procedures were treated spasticity of upper limbs of cerebral palsy.
3. Methods: 8 patients were treated with selective posterior rhizotomy and soft - tissue procedures./rhizotomy.html
4. Conclusion: The intraoral approach for the high level rhizotomy of trigeminal nerve is a new method with little trauma quick rehabilitation and good effect.
5. Conclusion: Selective brachial plexus nerve root rhizotomy is a good and effective method to reduce spasticity of upper extremity.
6. Objective To evaluate effect of selective peripheroneural rhizotomy in the treatment of convulsive cerebral palsy.
7. ObjectiveTo evaluate the effect of selective posterior rhizotomy(SPR), local corrective surgery and the training of rehabilitation on the relief of limb spasm secondary to cerebral palsy.
8. Methods Selective median nerve rhizotomy was performed for 6 limbs and selective tibial nerve rhizotomy for 18 limbs.
9. Conclusion:Selective sacral rhizotomy has certain obvious effect on treatment for spastic bladder after spinal cord injury it′s a new method of potential value.
10. Conclusion Combined rhizotomy of anterior and posterior sacral roots in different levels has the same denervative effects on bladder as complete posterior deafferentation.
11. Conclusion Differential sacral nerve anterior root rhizotomy is a good and effective method to treat spastic bladder after spinal cord injury.
12. Objective: To provide anatomic basis of the thoracic posterior root for selective posterior rhizotomy (SPR).
13. Objective: To observe and analyze the effect of selective radicotomy on the bone structural changes by selective anterior rhizotomy and the posterior rhizotomy.
14. Objective:To investigate the anatomical features of lumbosacral nerve roots in epidural space to provide the anatomical basis for selective posterior rhizotomy (SPR).
15. Somatosensory evoked potential (SEP) and motor conduction velocity (MCV) were studied in 20 patients with cerebral palsy treated by selective posterior rhizotomy (SPR).
16. Objective To observe the curative effect of rehabilitation on children with cerebral palsy after treatment by selective posterior rhizotomy(SPR).
17. Objective: To investigate the complications in the treatment of the spastic cerebral palsy with selective posterior rhizotomy (SPR).
18. Objective:To provide the reliable morphologic basis of the lumbosacral ventral roots for highly selective rhizotomy in animal models with spastic bladder.
19. ObjectiveTo observe the effect of muscle stimulating instrument in enforcing muscle stone of children with cerebral palsy after selective posterior rhizotomy(SPR).
20. Objective To observe the effect of high selective posterior rhizotomy(HSPR) on children with pyramidal tract system spastic cerebral palsy.
21. Objective:To provide anatomic basis of the thoracic dorsal root for selective posterior rhizotomy.
22. Conclusion: The study demonstrated that the secondary damage of peripheral nerves in spinal cord circuit was extensive and unreversible, selective posterior rhizotomy may end the pathological process.