Everything about Hypertonia totally explained
Hypertonia is a condition marked by an abnormal increase in the tightness of
muscle tone and a reduced ability of a muscle to
stretch (for example an increased
stiffness). It is generally accompanied by (increased)
spasticity of the particular
muscles.
Damage to
upper motor neurons causes hypertonia, as well as
spasticity (overactive
reflexes) and
rigidity (constant
muscle contractions). A form of hypertonia is known as
Paratonia which is associated with
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