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Orthopaedic Nursing, 2003
Reflex sympathetic dystrophy, also known as complex regional pain syndrome type I, is a multisymptom syndrome usually affecting one or more extremities. It is inadequately understood and, therefore, often frustrating to treat. This article presents a case study of a 23-year career nurse who developed reflex sympathetic dystrophy of the left knee.
D F, CASTEN, A M, BETCHER
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Reflex sympathetic dystrophy, also known as complex regional pain syndrome type I, is a multisymptom syndrome usually affecting one or more extremities. It is inadequately understood and, therefore, often frustrating to treat. This article presents a case study of a 23-year career nurse who developed reflex sympathetic dystrophy of the left knee.
D F, CASTEN, A M, BETCHER
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Brain and Development, 1996
Reflex sympathetic dystrophy presents with pain out of proportion to the cause, loss of function, and significant evidence of an autonomic disorder. These findings are often accompanied by psychological disturbances, which can dominate the condition. There are differences in the symptoms and signs during childhood.
Rahul K. Nath +2 more
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Reflex sympathetic dystrophy presents with pain out of proportion to the cause, loss of function, and significant evidence of an autonomic disorder. These findings are often accompanied by psychological disturbances, which can dominate the condition. There are differences in the symptoms and signs during childhood.
Rahul K. Nath +2 more
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Current Rheumatology Reports, 2002
Reflex sympathetic dystrophy (RSD) is composed of five major features: pain, swelling, autonomic dysregulation, movement disorders, and atrophy and dystrophy. RSD is caused by an injury to a specific nerve or the C- and A-delta fibers that innervate the involved tissue.
Robert J, Schwartzman, Anca, Popescu
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Reflex sympathetic dystrophy (RSD) is composed of five major features: pain, swelling, autonomic dysregulation, movement disorders, and atrophy and dystrophy. RSD is caused by an injury to a specific nerve or the C- and A-delta fibers that innervate the involved tissue.
Robert J, Schwartzman, Anca, Popescu
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Dermatology, 1973
In dermatological literature there is a great paucity of publications on reflex sympathetic dystrophy. A case history and a short review are presented. The variety of apparently unrelated clinical syndromes, terminology and therapy are discussed. It is generally assumed that a high sympathetic outflow, caused by short circuit is the basic mechanism ...
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In dermatological literature there is a great paucity of publications on reflex sympathetic dystrophy. A case history and a short review are presented. The variety of apparently unrelated clinical syndromes, terminology and therapy are discussed. It is generally assumed that a high sympathetic outflow, caused by short circuit is the basic mechanism ...
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Rheumatology, 1977
This paper describes a patient with typical post-traumatic Sudeck's atrophy of the right foot, who subsequently developed an atraumatic, painful osteoporosis of the left foot and right knee. It is suggested that cases of 'migrating osteolysis' and 'transient osteoporosis' of the lower limbs be grouped with classical Sudeck's atrophy as a reflex ...
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This paper describes a patient with typical post-traumatic Sudeck's atrophy of the right foot, who subsequently developed an atraumatic, painful osteoporosis of the left foot and right knee. It is suggested that cases of 'migrating osteolysis' and 'transient osteoporosis' of the lower limbs be grouped with classical Sudeck's atrophy as a reflex ...
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Segmental Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy
Clinical Nuclear Medicine, 2005Reflex sympathetic dystrophy (RSD), known also as complex regional pain syndrome, is a well-recognized complex response of the body to trauma, thought to be mediated by the sympathetic nervous system and usually resultingin unrelenting nonanatomic pain, out of proportion to the inciting event.
Eynat, Dotan, Nir, Hod, Tifha, Horne
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Sympathetic blocks for reflex sympathetic dystrophy
Pain, 1985Seventy-one patients with reflex sympathetic dystrophy of the lower extremities were studied during a 3-year period. Of the 27 patients managed by conservative means, 11 (41%) showed signs of improvement 3 years after the onset of syndrome. Of the 43 patients treated by sympathetic nerve blocks, 28 (65%) experienced progress at the 3-year evaluation ...
Josef K, Wang +2 more
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