Episode 16: Hyperselective Neurectomy for Upper Limb Spasticity: Insights from Caroline Leclercq

About this episode

Dr. Caroline Leclercq discusses hyperselective neurectomy and its impact on upper limb spasticity treatment.

Dr. Caroline Leclercq has dedicated over 35 years to understanding upper limb spasticity. Her recent paper reveals how hyperselective neurectomy can transform lives by addressing spastic components and improving patient outcomes. But it’s not just about the surgery—early intervention is key! By collaborating with rehabilitation centers, they ensure that patients receive the best care tailored to their needs. What’s the takeaway? Effective treatment requires a comprehensive understanding of each patient’s unique challenges.

People in this episode

Guest: Caroline Leclercq

Topics covered

• upper limb spasticity
• hyperselective neurectomy
• patient outcomes
• early intervention
• rehabilitation

Keywords

• spasticity
• neurectomy
• patient care
• rehabilitation
• surgery

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