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Multidisciplinary management of Complex Regional Pain Syndrom Type 1 in children admitted to Red Cross War Memorial Hospital: A case series describing long-term effects on pain, function and quality of life
Background: Complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) is characterised by neuropathic-type pain in a regional distribution with associated signs and symptoms including: swelling, change in temperature, change in skin colour and motor dysfunction. Although CRPS is not a common condition, the disease burd...
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Department of Anaesthesia
2018
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