CANNABIS EFFECT ON SPASTICITY IN SPINAL-CORD INJURY

  • 1 January 1982
    • journal article
    • research article
    • Vol. 63  (3) , 116-118
Abstract
Perceived effects of cannabis on spasticity of spinal cord injured persons were examined. Data compiled from 43 questionnaires of spinal cord injured persons showed that spinal cord injured persons reported decreased spasticity with marijuana use; that present use of marijuana correlated positively with past use, and that the person''s reference or peer group contributed significantly to current use. The relationship between measurable and reported changes in spasticity should be examined.

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