1521 East 3900 South, Suite 200
Salt Lake City, UT 84124
Mon. - Thu. 8 am to 5 pm
Friday 8 am to 1 pm
(801) 262-8486
how does Interventional Spasticity Management help my treatment plan?
- Reducing Muscle Stiffness & Pain: Relaxes chronically tight or contracting muscle groups in the arms, hands, or legs.
- Improving Functional Mobility: Enhances gait fluidity, arm reach, hand opening, and hygiene maintenance.
- Facilitating Physical Therapy: Unlocks joint range of motion so rehab exercises and bracing are more effective and comfortable.
who can benefit from Interventional Spasticity Management?
You are an ideal candidate if you:
- Experience muscle tightness, involuntary spasms, or joint stiffness following a stroke, traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, or Multiple Sclerosis (MS).
- Suffer from painful limb posturing that interferes with dressing, walking, or sleep.
- Need targeted relief in specific muscle groups without causing systemic fatigue or weakness.
Interventional Spasticity Management
Interventional Spasticity Management encompasses non-surgical diagnostic and therapeutic procedures designed to reduce involuntary muscle tightness, stiffness, and painful spasms caused by upper motor neuron conditions. Using dynamic ultrasound guidance, targeted nerve hydrodissection, nerve blocks, or chemical neurolysis are applied to tight muscle groups to relax spasticity, improve limb movement, and reduce contracture risks.
What to Expect During the Procedure
- Evaluation: Your physician assesses individual muscle firing, joint range of motion, and functional goals.
- Procedure: Under live ultrasound guidance, localized interventions or nerve-soothing solutions are delivered precisely into the motor points of hyperactive muscle groups.
- Duration: Takes 20 to 30 minutes in an outpatient clinical setting. Muscle tone begins relaxing over the following days, creating an ideal window for physical therapy.
Interventional Spasticity Management
Interventional Spasticity Management encompasses non-surgical diagnostic and therapeutic procedures designed to reduce involuntary muscle tightness, stiffness, and painful spasms caused by upper motor neuron conditions. Using dynamic ultrasound guidance, targeted nerve hydrodissection, nerve blocks, or chemical neurolysis are applied to tight muscle groups to relax spasticity, improve limb movement, and reduce contracture risks.
What to Expect During the Procedure
- Evaluation: Your physician assesses individual muscle firing, joint range of motion, and functional goals.
- Procedure: Under live ultrasound guidance, localized interventions or nerve-soothing solutions are delivered precisely into the motor points of hyperactive muscle groups.
- Duration: Takes 20 to 30 minutes in an outpatient clinical setting. Muscle tone begins relaxing over the following days, creating an ideal window for physical therapy.
how does Interventional Spasticity Management help my treatment plan?
- Reducing Muscle Stiffness & Pain: Relaxes chronically tight or contracting muscle groups in the arms, hands, or legs.
- Improving Functional Mobility: Enhances gait fluidity, arm reach, hand opening, and hygiene maintenance.
- Facilitating Physical Therapy: Unlocks joint range of motion so rehab exercises and bracing are more effective and comfortable.
who can benefit from Interventional Spasticity Management?
You are an ideal candidate if you:
- Experience muscle tightness, involuntary spasms, or joint stiffness following a stroke, traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, or Multiple Sclerosis (MS).
- Suffer from painful limb posturing that interferes with dressing, walking, or sleep.
- Need targeted relief in specific muscle groups without causing systemic fatigue or weakness.
Endurance Athlete Medicine
Performance & Overuse Care for Runners, Cyclists, and Triathletes
Endurance injuries stem from repetitive microtrauma, rapid training load spikes, and subtle biomechanical inefficiencies. Unlike contact trauma, endurance conditions require addressing the underlying root cause of mechanical breakdown so you can train consistently without chronic pain.
Diagnostic & Treatment Solutions
We partner with local runners, cyclists, and triathletes to keep them training safely:
- High-Resolution Ultrasound: Detecting early tendon degeneration, bursitis, and fluid collection before a partial tear occurs.
- Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Therapy: Stimulating natural healing in chronic, stubborn tendinopathies without requiring months of complete rest.
- Load Management Guidance: Helping you adjust training volume safely while incorporating cross-training to preserve aerobic cardiovascular fitness.
Don't wait for pain to dictate your lifestyle.
What are the Common Symptoms & Root Causes of Overuse Injuries?
- Symptoms: Aching pain during long runs or rides, persistent tendon stiffness, focal bone tenderness, chronic muscle tightness, and declining performance.
- Causes: Rapid mileage or elevation spikes, improper bike fit or footwear, glute/core weakness, and high-volume training on steep terrain across the Wasatch region.
When should i seek Endurance care?
- Performance Limits: You experience recurring pain limiting your running mileage, cycling wattage, or swimming endurance.
- Race Preparation: You are training for an upcoming marathon, ultra, or triathlon and need to resolve nagging overuse pain.
- Recurrent Setbacks: You suffer from the same seasonal overuse injuries year after year.
Take the First Step Toward Pain-Free training
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