The Future of Spasticity Management in Cancer-Session Presentation

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The talk focused on the spectrum of spasticity care in cancer populations, with speakers addressing various aspects of spasticity management in both inpatient and outpatient settings. The speakers emphasized the importance of a patient-centered approach, setting goals in collaboration with the patient, and involving the patient in their own self-management. They discussed the use of various interventions such as medication, physical therapy, splinting, and botox injections to manage spasticity and improve function. The speakers also highlighted the impact of cancer-related factors on spasticity, such as radiation fibrosis, chemotherapy, and surgery, and discussed the need for tailored interventions based on the individual's cancer history. Overall, the talk provided valuable insights into the assessment and management of spasticity in cancer populations, and emphasized the importance of a multidisciplinary approach to improving the quality of life for these patients.

Keywords

spasticity care

cancer populations

patient-centered approach

medication

physical therapy

botox injections

function improvement

tailored interventions

assessment

multidisciplinary approach