PubMed · 5539173
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1971-01-09. Causalgia.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/5539173/
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Complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) applies to a variety of conditions in which symptoms such as allodynia and hyperalgesia predominate along with hyperpathia and vasomotor/sudomotor disturbances. The incidence of CRPS in the chronic pain population varies and is difficult to determine, though it appears to affect women more than men. Treatment is multidisciplinary, and recovery of function and the reduction of pain are the main goals of treatment;this article addresses some of the interventional modalities that are used.
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Intravenous regional sympathetic block is a valued component of the pain clinician's armamentarium for the management of the complex regional pain syndrome type 1. Treatment of this multifaceted condition is multimodal, and despite a lack of convincing supporting evidence from clinical trials, the author makes the case for retaining the technique while recommending both appropriate guidance and further study.