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case_images: (a) and (b) Resting posture of spastic bilateral right worse than left lower extremities before the first bedside epidural steroid injection (left) versus 2 days after (right).
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case_images: Spasticity persisted in the bilateral lower extremities (BLEs), more on the right side (Figure 1). Two days after the intervention, right knee flexor, and extensor spasticity subsequently decreased from 3 to 1+ on MAS (Figure 1), pain intensity decreased from 8/10 to 3/10 on NRS, and radiating pain decreased to the posterolateral calf from the right buttock as well.
case_images: Participation in exoskeleton ambulation improved during therapies 1 week following the second bedside epidural steroid injection.
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case_images: Notably, the patient ambulated with the EKSO exoskeleton for 12-13 min following the second ESI (Figure 2) and walked 367 steps without rest during therapy within 1 month following the third ESI.