2014
DOI: 10.1111/pme.12584
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Characteristics of Complex Regional Pain Syndrome in Patients Referred to a Tertiary Pain Clinic by Community Physicians, Assessed by the Budapest Clinical Diagnostic Criteria

Abstract: Besides fulfilling the Budapest CRPS diagnostic criteria, the most important other factor for diagnosing CRPS is the exclusion of a neuropathic, musculoskeletal, or non-biomedical condition accounting for the presentation.

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“…In their large series of ‘fixed dystonia’, Schrag and colleagues reported a 20% overlap of CRPS 6. Meanwhile, Mailis-Gagnon and colleagues found that among 54 presumed CRPS cases, experts determined 18% to be suffering from ‘psychogenic’ disorders 27. Limb weakness and bradykinesia are almost universally present in CRPS, with most having ‘give-way’ weakness8 28 and around 70% of patients develop movement disorders such as dystonic posturing, tremor and/or myoclonic jerks 7 28.…”
Section: The Overlaps Between Crps and Sensorimotor Fndmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In their large series of ‘fixed dystonia’, Schrag and colleagues reported a 20% overlap of CRPS 6. Meanwhile, Mailis-Gagnon and colleagues found that among 54 presumed CRPS cases, experts determined 18% to be suffering from ‘psychogenic’ disorders 27. Limb weakness and bradykinesia are almost universally present in CRPS, with most having ‘give-way’ weakness8 28 and around 70% of patients develop movement disorders such as dystonic posturing, tremor and/or myoclonic jerks 7 28.…”
Section: The Overlaps Between Crps and Sensorimotor Fndmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A Síndrome Dolorosa Complexa Regional-tipo I (SDCR-I) apresenta sintomas clínicos em geral oriundos da disfunção do sistema autonômico simpático, a qual induz dor, alterações sensorial, motora, trófica e distúrbio do controle do sistema autonômico simpático no membro afetado, perda de função do membro, sendo sua fisiopatologia complexa e de difícil controle (BIRKLEIN et al, 2015;MAILIS-GAGNON et al, 2014;PELTZ;SEIFERT;MAIHÖFNER, 2012).…”
Section: Importância Do Estudounclassified
“…A Síndrome Dolorosa Complexa Regional (SDCR) -tipo I se desenvolve após lesão tecidual, porém sem lesão de nervo inicial e apresenta sintomas clínicos em geral oriundos da disfunção do sistema autonômico simpático, a qual induz dor, alterações sensorial, motora e trófica; juntamente com distúrbio do controle do sistema autonômico simpático no membro afetado e perda de função do membro. Sua fisiopatologia é complexa (BIRKLEIN et al, 2015;MAILIS-GAGNON et al, 2014;PELTZ;SEIFERT;MAIHÖFNER, 2012). Os sintomas se apresentam no membro afetado e vão além do território de inervação de um nervo acometido (BIRKLEIN et al, 2015;MAILIS-GAGNON et al, 2014;PELTZ;SEIFERT;MAIHÖFNER, 2012).…”
Section: Síndrome Dolorosa Complexa Regional-tipo I (Sdcr-i)unclassified
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“…Os sintomas clínicos de dor, perda de funções no membro afetado, alterações sensoriais, motoras e tróficas podem ser decorrentes da disfunção do sistema nervoso autônomo, sendo sua fisiopatologia complexa e de difícil controle (BIRKLEIN et al, 2015;MAILIS-GAGNON et al, 2014;PELTZ;SEIFERT;MAIHÖFNER, 2012;BARON, 2003).…”
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