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    Reducing Intrathecal Baclofen Related Infections: Service Evaluation and Best Practice Guidelines

    Neuromodulation
    Vol. 23Issue 7p991–995Published in issue: October, 2020
    • Michelle S. Balaratnam
    • Ann Donnelly
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    • Sardar Bahadur
    • Liz Keenan
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      Intrathecal baclofen (ITB) pumps are an effective treatment for spasticity; however infection rates have been reported in 3–26% of patients in the literature. The multidisciplinary ITB service has been established at The National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery, UCLH, Queen Square, London for over 20 years. Our study was designed to clarify the rate of infection in our ITB patient cohort and secondly, to formulate and implement best practice guidelines and to determine prospectively, whether they effectively reduced infection rates.
      Reducing Intrathecal Baclofen Related Infections: Service Evaluation and Best Practice Guidelines
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