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< Back Download scale: Description: The Tardieu scale is a generic clinical scale, the objective of which is to assess the spasticity symptom component in a situation of limited articulation in a patient suffering from a lesion of the
< Back Download scale: Description: This scale was developed at the end of the 1980s as a self-reported questionnaire following spinal cord injury. The patient evaluates his/her “spasms”, quantifying them according to 5 classifications (from 0 to 4). For
< Back Download scale : Description: The modified Ashworth scale is a generic clinical scale. It analyses the hypertonic component (spasticity) of a limitation in range of motion in patients with central nervous system lesions. It is used in
