Gracies UM chemodenervation of LE
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Gracies UM chemodenervation of LE
Cofemer DES MPR / SNC et MPR Septembre 2008 Chemodenervation in the Lower Extremity – Gait Analysis DES : Médecine physique et de réadaptation DIU : Médecine de rééducation Module : Système nerveux central et MPR Lyon: Septembre 2008 Coordonnateurs : Pr Isabelle RICHARD & Pr Gilles RODE Titre : CHEMODENERVATION IN THELOWER EXTREMITY GAIT ANALYSIS Marinesco, 1903 Auteur : Pr Jean-Michel GRACIES Jean-Michel Gracies, MD, PhD CHU Henri Mondor, Créteil, France © Cofemer et lʼauteur Different types of muscle overactivity Muscle Overactivity in Spastic Paresis Disabling Quantifiable at bedside 1. Stretch-sensitive Stretch-sensitive - Spasticity = Phasic stretch, at rest - Spastic Dystonia = Tonic stretch, at rest - Spastic Co-contraction = Voluntary command + tonic stretch Spasticity Spastic Co-contraction Spastic Dystonia 2. Non Stretch-sensitive + ++ + Non stretch-sensitive - Extrasegmental co-contraction (synkinesia) - Cutaneous and nociceptive reflexes - Other Extrasegmental co-contraction Cutaneous, nociceptive reflexes Other +/+ +/- Gracies, 2001 Gracies et al, 2001 Function Passive Improving Motor Function In Spastic Paralysis - Soft tissue contracture - Spastic dystonia Active - Soft tissue contracture - Spastic dystonia - Motor weakness - Spastic cocontraction ◊ To modify these factors, local or systemic treatment? Mayer et al, 2001; Gracies et al, 2002 Chemodenervation MI 1 Jean-Michel Graciès Cofemer DES MPR / SNC et MPR Walking Baclofen IT Baclofen Diazepam Clorazepate Ketazolam Clonazepam Tetrazepam Piracetam Progabide Gabapentin Tiagabine Carisoprodol Dantrolene Lamotrigine Riluzole Phenytoin Tizanidine Clonidine IT Clonidine Thymoxamine Propanolol Cyproheptadine Orphenadrine Chlorpromazine Cyclobenzaprine Cannabis Threonine,Glycine IT midazolam IT morphine worse 26c,25nc no change 67,68c worse 408c worse 26c,94c,93nc better no change no change 155c 164c 171c no change 254,256,269c worse 462c no change 308c Active upper limb tasks no change better no change 369,391,402c 155c 164c Septembre 2008 Motor power decreased 24c,65c decreased decreased decreased 370,405,408c 94c 124c no change 162c 199-202, 201,204,206c no change 201,202,206,207c decreased no change 254,258,263,264c decreased 256c decreased 306,307c Less overactive More overactive + shortened Gracies et al, 2002 Gracies, 2003 Three problems around each joint 1. Motor weakness (Spatial hypoactivity) FOCAL TREATMENT 2. Muscle overactivity (Temporal hyperactivity) = 3. Muscle Shortening Stepwise, joint by joint approach ◊ Focal motor training / surgical ◊ Focal chemical weakening / surgical ◊ Focal physical lengthening / (Muscle stretch) surgical 2 and 3 > 1 in antigravific/shortened muscles: ◊ FOCAL TREATMENT Gracies, 2003 Gracies, 2001 Three problems around each joint Posturing 1. Motor weakness (Spatial hypoactivity) 2. Muscle overactivity (Temporal hyperactivity) 3. Muscle Shortening ◊ Focal motor training / surgical ◊ Focal chemical weakening / surgical ◊ Focal physical lengthening / (Muscle stretch) surgical 2 and 3 > 1 in antigravific/shortened muscles: ◊ FOCAL TREATMENT Gracies, 2001 Chemodenervation MI 2 Jean-Michel Graciès Cofemer DES MPR / SNC et MPR Septembre 2008 Jocelyne 57 yo Therapeutic Weakening of Rectus Femoris in Hemiparesis • PMH depression, EtOH + tobacco consumption • Aug 16, 2006 : headache, left hemiplegia, coma CGS 8. • Right parietal + intraventricular hemorrhage • ◊ surgical evacuation + external derivation Disease History Evolution • Gradual recovery from coma but initial persistence of complete left hemiplegia • BoNT injection to treat equinovarus deformity in left leg in Jan 07.. • On admission in PM&R, sept 06 : - Left SM complete hemiplegia + hemineglect - Begins to stand up on right leg nov 06. Chemodenervation MI 3 Jean-Michel Graciès Cofemer DES MPR / SNC et MPR Neuro-orthopedic treatment distally Septembre 2008 Evolution (cont) • May 07 (M9): • Begins to walk w quad cane on cast ablation July 07 (M11). • Systemic treatment : - Neurotomy of superior soleus nerve - Gastrocnemius lengthening - Double arthrodesis at ankle, astragale-scaphoïd et calcaneum-cuboïd - SPLATT (tibialis anterior to 5th meta head) - Tenotomy at base of external flexors - Percutaneous Tenotomy on Adductor I. ◊ Cast 2 months – – – – – Baclofen Clonazepam at night Zolpidem Citalopram Paracetamol Spastic Co-contraction RF Gracies,, 2008 Gracies, 2008 Self-rehabilitation Rectus Femoris • Calf stretch in unipodal stance on scales 10 min/day • Rapid alternating movements of hip flexion • Barefoot walking on specific distance counting nb of steps Two consecutive injections : • 75 U BoNT A, Nov 2007. • 5000 U BoNT B, Feb 08. • Shoulder adductor and elbow flexor stretching posture Chemodenervation MI 4 Jean-Michel Graciès Cofemer DES MPR / SNC et MPR Septembre 2008 Monnier, 2007 Monnier, 2007 Injection RF Subjective Results • Better ease in passive opening of left hand.. • However, no good sensation at left leg. Objective Results • 10 m walking speed increased by 20% at comfortable walking et 25% at fast walking, barefoot and with shoes Post BoNT Pre BoNT ◊ RF 5000 U FHL 5000 U Gracies, 2008 Chemodenervation MI 5 Jean-Michel Graciès Cofemer DES MPR / SNC et MPR Septembre 2008 Marche - Mme Z BTX -B 5000U 0,60 0,50 Lgr pas confortable (m) Vit confortable (m/sec) Lgr pas rapide (m) Vit rapide (m/sec) BTX -A 75U 0,40 0,30 0,20 0,10 août -07 sept -07 oct -07 nov -07 déc-07 janv -08 févr-08 mars -08 avr -08 A1 post AVC Al Kandari, 2008 Al Kandari 2008 Stoquart GG, Detrembleur C, Palumbo S, Deltombe T, Lejeune TM. • Effect of botulinum toxin injection in the rectus femoris on stiff-knee gait in people with stroke: a prospective observational study. Arch Phys Med Rehabil. 2008 Jan;89(1):56-61. MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: Before and 2 months after BTX-A rectus femoris injection: Stroke Impairment Assessment Set (SIAS), Duncan-Ely test, and an instrumented gait analysis. RESULTS: Median SIAS score improved from 53 (range, 36-65) to 57 (range, 42-70) (signed-rank test, P=.005) and the Duncan-Ely score from 3 (range, 1-3) to 1 (range, 0-3) (P<.001). In gait analysis, mean (+/standard deviation) maximum knee flexion improved from 26 degrees +/-13 degrees to 31 degrees +/-14 degrees during the swing phase (paired t test, P<.001), knee flexion speed at toe-off improved from 82 degrees +/-63 degrees to 112 degrees +/-75 degrees/s (P=.009), and knee negative joint power (eccentric muscular contraction) improved from -.27+/-.23 to -.37+/-.26 W/kg (P<.001). The 4 patients who almost did not flex the knee (<10 degrees) before the BTX-A rectus femoris injection did not improve after the injection. The other 14 patients who flexed the knee more than 10 degrees before the BTX-A rectus femoris injection decreased the walking energy cost from 5.4+/-1.6 to 4.6+/-1.3 J x kg(-1) x m(-1) (P=.006). CONCLUSIONS: BTX-A rectus femoris injection may be beneficial in patients with a stiff-knee gait after stroke, particularly in patients with some knee flexion (>10 degrees). Raquel 30 years old Hemorrhage from AVM age 20 2nd AVM treated by radiation therapy Bobath therapy for 10 years Status March 05 Gracies, 20035 Chemodenervation MI Gracies, 20035 6 Jean-Michel Graciès Cofemer DES MPR / SNC et MPR Septembre 2008 March 05 Overactive PFxrs+HS ◊ Soleus 200 U PFxrs cocontraction Pre injection SL = 26 cm SP = 0.34 m/sec Next: Soleus FDB TP ++ Pre injection SL = 26 cm SP = 0.34 m/sec Gracies, 2006 Gracies, 2006 TP medial access FHL injection Branch tib nerve TP external access 4 weeks post injection 32 cm (+23% SL) 0.4 m/sec (+18% SP) 200 U 50 U 100 U Gracies, 2006 Gracies, 2006 Aug 05: After 2 inj 43 cm (+65%) 0.59 m/sec (+73%) Soleus 200 U - 200 U FDB 100 U - 50 U TP 0 U - 100 U ST 100 U - 0U Chemodenervation MI Soleus targeting FDB 100 U ST 100 U Gluteus Maximus Gracies, 2006 Gracies, 2005 7 Jean-Michel Graciès Cofemer DES MPR / SNC et MPR Septembre 2008 Pre injection SL = 26 cm SP = 0.34 m/sec Soleus Glut Max TP FDB ST FHL/FDL GM injection Gracies, 2005 Mar 05: Pre injection May 06: After 5 inj SL = 26 cm SP = 0.34 m/sec Soleus Glut Max Glut Med (med fibers) TP FDB HS FHL/FDL 200 U 150 U 250 U 150U 50 U 50U 50 U 300U 50U 200 U 0U 100 U 100 U 50 U 100 U 0U 150 U 250 U 50 U 50 U Gracies, 2006 March 07: After 8 inj SL = 26 cm SP = 0.34 m/sec 59 cm (+127%) 0.91 m/sec (+168%) Side views 200U 100U 100 U 100 U 50 U 100 U 200 U Mar 05: Pre injection 50 cm (+92%) 0.77 m/sec (+126%) 200 U Dec 05: After 3 inj 48 cm (+83%) 0.62 m/sec (+84%) Gracies, 2006 Gracies, 2007 Raquel's walking 1.00 Inj Inj Step length fast (m) Speed fast (m/sec) Inj Inj Inj 0.80 Side view pre Inj Side view post inj 5 0.60 Inj Inj 0.40 0.20 Toe clawing pre 2/17/2005 5/28/2005 Toe clawing post inj 5 Gracies, 2006 Chemodenervation MI 9/5/2005 12/14/2005 3/24/2006 7/2/2006 10/10/2006 1/18/2007 4/28/2007 Gracies, 2007 8 Jean-Michel Graciès