1. Around 1820, the German doctor Justinus Kerner described botulin toxin as "sausage poison", because the deadly Clostridium botulinum bacterium is often found in meat products.

2. Therapeutic efficacy of botulin A usually lasted no longer than six months. Substantially, the botulin A injections could serve as a kind of easy and useful symptomatic treatment.

3. The control effects of D type botulin at these 3 concentrations were equal to that of 0.1% C type botulin.

4. AIM: To investigate the effect of botulin A (BTA) on patients with congenital nystagmus (CN).

5. In case you haven't heard, doctors are injecting botulin toxin into certain facial wrinkles to temporarily remove them or make them less prominent.

6. Objective To observe the effect of transperineal injection of botulin A toxin on patients with detrusor-external sphincter dyssynergia caused by spinal cord injury.

7. Objective To explore the cause of hemifacial spasm (HFS) and evaluate the therapeutic efficacy of botulin A.

8. Methods In 15 HFS patients, one of their temporal and buccal branches of peripheral facial nerve was cut and in another 16 HFS patients botulin A was multifocal facial muscles.