Epithelioid sarcoma presenting as the reflex sympathetic dystrophy syndrome

Summers, Cara; Shahi, M

doi:10.1136/pgmj.63.737.217

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“…CRPS-I was also described in association with some very rare malignancies, such as epitheloid hemangioendothelioma [20]. In addition, CRPS-I may occur as a consequence of the spread of peripheral metastatic disease [32,33]. An interesting situation is described when malignancy involves the sympathetic nervous system.…”

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Complex regional pain syndrome type I in cancer patients

Mekhail

Kapural

2000

Current Review of Pain

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Complex regional pain syndrome type I in cancer patients

Mekhail

Kapural

2000

Current Review of Pain

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Rheumatologic manifestations of malignancy

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Med. Pediatr. Oncol.

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The relationship between rheumatologic syndromes and cancer covers a very broad array of both common and distinctly rare manifestations. This discussion has outlined some of the known relationships that do exist. A high index of suspicion by both the primary care physician and subspecialist will enhance the probability of detecting cancer in the patient who may present with rheumatologic complaints.

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A shoulder-hand syndrome revealing a lung cancer

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Shoulder-hand syndrome is a reflex sympathetic dystrophy which is usually associated with minor trauma, fracture or surgical procedures on bones, or follows peripheral nerve injury. In the present report, we describe a patient who developed sympathetic dystrophy which revealed a lung cancer. Reflex sympathetic dystrophy, therefore, should be considered an occasional manifestation of a paraneoplastic syndrome warranting a thorough search for underlying malignancy.

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Epithelioid sarcoma presenting as the reflex sympathetic dystrophy syndrome

Abstract: Summary:A case of reflex sympathetic dystrophy caused by an epithelioid sarcoma is presented. This is the first report of a local peripheral tumour associated with the reflex sympathetic dystrophy syndrome.

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Complex regional pain syndrome type I in cancer patients

Complex regional pain syndrome type I in cancer patients

Rheumatologic manifestations of malignancy

A shoulder-hand syndrome revealing a lung cancer

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