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Growth challenges among children with spasticity adds to the complexity of their lives. The passion prompting this investigation explored factors impacting growth beyond those associated with nutrition and hormonal influences. With over 30 years of patient-centered care, the author sought to identify an added benefit of spasticity management in children. Through the implementation of a retrospective chart review, growth measurements were extracted to identify trends among children receiving Intrathecal Baclofen when compared to neuronormal children.

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Dr. Amy Malmsberry Kaye obtained her PhD in Nursing from the University of Miami School of Nursing and Health Studies, located in Coral Gables, Florida. Her clinical experience in the area of spasticity management for both children and adults deems her an expert. She currently functions as a Medical Science Liaison in Neuroscience.

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