“…If left untreated, these impairments can lead to functional limitations and disability. The lack of understanding of the etiology of this syndrome has led to patient management that tends to be poorly defi ned and symptom- [11][12][13][14] • Sympathetic nerve blocks 13,[15][16][17] • Physical therapy 8,10,13,[17][18][19] • Acupuncture 14,20 • Sympathectomy 13 • Spinal cord stimulation with electrodes implanted in the epidural space 12,14,[21][22][23][24][25] • Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation 14,26,27 Interdisciplinary pain management, with an emphasis on functional restoration, is thought to be necessary for an optimal outcome in treatment of individuals with this syndrome 28 . There is widespread agreement that physical therapy is of the utmost importance and an essential part of the treatment approach for CRPS I 3,8,10,13,17,26,29 .…”