Therapeutic areas

Spasticity & Neurological Conditions

The condition and its impact

Spasticity, involuntary muscle stiffness and spasms, occurs in a range of neurological conditions, most prominently multiple sclerosis (MS) and spinal cord injury. It can impair mobility, sleep and daily activities, and its burden is typically managed over many years alongside the underlying condition.

How it is currently managed

Management combines physiotherapy and rehabilitation with oral antispasticity medicines, botulinum toxin injections for focal spasticity, and, in selected severe cases, intrathecal therapies. Treatment is individualised and reviewed regularly by the treating neurologist or rehabilitation physician.

How Altanova approaches this area

Neurological conditions are managed by specialist teams over the long term, and therapy is titrated, reassessed and often changed as the underlying condition evolves. Care in this area depends on continuity: the same product to the same specification, delivered without interruption, with each adjustment documented.

Altanova concentrates on making that continuity dependable, qualified supply and pharmaceutical-quality release behind every unit dispensed, defined handling and distribution through the licensed pharmacy channel, and structured documentation across the course of therapy so the treating specialist can see how a patient has responded over time.