2007
DOI: 10.1212/01.wnl.0000259663.93466.33
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A double-blind, controlled study of botulinum toxin A in chronic myofascial pain

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“…With that success, the first double-blind trial testing botulinum toxin A for blepharospasm was conducted. [ 27 ] Eight subjects were injected; 5 were injected unilaterally, with the other eye receiving saline as a control. Despite the double-blind protocol, the 5 patients and the investigators were able to detect the eye that received botulinum toxin owing to the less forceful contractions and shorter times of eyelid closure.…”
Section: Early Use Of Botulinum Toxin a As A Treatment For Strabismus...mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…With that success, the first double-blind trial testing botulinum toxin A for blepharospasm was conducted. [ 27 ] Eight subjects were injected; 5 were injected unilaterally, with the other eye receiving saline as a control. Despite the double-blind protocol, the 5 patients and the investigators were able to detect the eye that received botulinum toxin owing to the less forceful contractions and shorter times of eyelid closure.…”
Section: Early Use Of Botulinum Toxin a As A Treatment For Strabismus...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[ 32 ] Due to the dramatic results from the open-label trials, few randomized, controlled trials have been undertaken for blepharospasm. [ 12 , 27 , 32 ] In one of the trials submitted to the FDA for approval, 27 patients with persistent moderate to severe blepharospasm, of which 26 had not responded to previous drug treatments, were treated with 2U of Oculinum in 6 sites per side (total of 12U per eye). [ 14 ] Of these, 25 patients reported an improvement in eyelid force and eyelid spasm within 48 hours, with a mean duration of effect of 8.1 weeks (range: 2–17 weeks).…”
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“…Botulinum toxin treatment is based on this principle (Ernberg et al, 2011). However, previous studies have reported that injection of botulinum toxin A into the MTrP area had no effect on mechanical pain thresholds or pain intensity (Ernberg et al, 2011;Richards, 2007). Furthermore, reports indicate that intramuscular injection of a small amount of acetylcholinesterase inhibitor resulted in muscle fibre breakage and contractile nodules at the injection site (Mense et al, 2003) that were different from the abnormally contractile sarcomeres in MTrPs biopsied from MPS patients.…”
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