Date: Tuesday 4 Nov. 2025

Id 99
Topic Spasticity
Main Speaker Tawab Khalil Pakistan
Co Speaker Omar Khan Pakistan
Attendees 20
Extra Fees –

Spasticity after upper motor neuron lesions is of particular concern for PRM specialists. Although its positive effects can be advantageous for the rehabilitation of patients, it does need to be modulated to minimize its negative effects and complications. Botulinum toxin is commonly utilized for chemodenervation of spastic muscles in countries where it is readily attainable. Its effects are reversible, but its relatively high cost can limit access for repeat use in some circumstances.

Phenol, as an alternative option, is considerably cheaper and can also be very effective for Motor Point Blocks to provide a similar clinic effect on spastic muscle.

The use of ultrasound and the Modified Heckmatt scale can help to grade spastic muscle fibrosis in real time and assist in correctly choosing the target spastic muscles for administration of phenol. Success can be further enhanced by utilizing ultrasound guidance for identifying optimal intramuscular locations for phenol motor point blockade.

Chair Muhammad Tawab Khalil

14H Pre – workshop assessment. Muhammad Tawab Khalil

14H05 Introduction to Spasticity Management. Muhammad Tawab Khalil

14H10 Compare Treatment Options: Phenol as an Affordable Alternative. Muhammad Tawab Khalil

14H15 Utilize Ultrasound as a Guiding Tool. Muhammad Tawab Khalil

14H20 Ultrasound-Guided Motor Point Blocks in Upper Limbs. Muhammad Tawab Khalil

14H30 Hands on session on Ultrasound Guided Motor Point Blocks in Upper Limbs. Muhammad Tawab Khalil, Omar Khan

15H Ultrasound-Guided Motor Point Blocks in Lower Limbs. Muhammad Tawab Khalil

15H10 Hands on session on Ultrasound Guided Motor Point Blocks in Lower Limbs. Muhammad Tawab Khalil, Omar Khan

15H40 Feedback and conclusion. Muhammad Tawab Khalil