Atlas of Diagnostic Nerve Blocks and Spasticity Management presents a precise and clinically oriented approach to improving outcomes in patients with spasticity. Written by Dr. Paul Winston, Clinical Associate Professor in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, and Dr. Vincent, Interventional Anesthesiologist, this book reflects decades of combined expertise in neuro-orthopedics and interventional rehabilitation medicine. Both authors, affiliated with the University of British Columbia, cofounded the Victoria Peripheral Nerve and Spasticity Clinic to establish optimized care pathways for individuals with complex neurological conditions. They are recognized innovators in the use of ultrasound-guided diagnostic nerve blocks to predict treatment outcomes and pioneers in applying cryoneurolysis for the management of spasticity. This atlas serves as an essential working aid for all clinicians seeking to enhance precision and efficiency in spasticity management. It provides clear, step-by-step descriptions of diagnostic nerve block techniques to identify the most appropriate muscles and interventions—ranging from botulinum neurotoxin injections and phenolization to surgical and novel interventional approaches. Each procedure is illustrated with detailed, high-quality images that depict the anatomy of nerve trunks and branches, muscle actions, injection sites, and practical injection protocols. Contributions from thirty-three international experts bring together the latest knowledge on the definitions, pathophysiology, and treatment strategies for spasticity. The content is concise, structured, and focused on clinical application, making it ideal as both a reference and a practical guide in daily practice. A distinctive feature of the atlas is its integration of over sixty instructional videos, accessible via smartphone, which demonstrate injection techniques, clinical vignettes, and real-world case studies. Compact in format yet rich in content, the Atlas of Diagnostic Nerve Blocks and Spasticity Management allows for rapid navigation and easy retrieval of information through its continuous double-page design. This clear and efficient layout supports quick orientation during clinical procedures, making the book an indispensable tool for rehabilitation physicians, neurologists, anesthesiologists, and surgeons involved in the treatment of spasticity.