Reflex sympathetic dystrophy : a reappraisal - Jänig, Wilfrid; Stanton-Hicks, Michael (Seattle : International Association for the Study of Pain, 1996)
The puzzle of "Reflex sympathetic distrophy" : mechanisms, hypotheses, open questions. -- Clinical characteristics of patients with complex regional pain syndrome in germany with special emphasis on vasomotor function. -- Clinical characteristics of patients with reflex sympathetic dystrophy (sympathetically maintained pain) in the USA. -- Reflex sympathetic distrophy in children and adolescents : differences from adults. -- Complex regional pain syndromes : Symptoms, signs and differential diagnosis. -- Diagnostic algorithm for complex regional pain syndromes. -- Animal models and their contribution to our understanding of complex regional pain syndromes I and II. -- Afferent mechanisms mediating pain and hyperalgesias in neuralgia. -- Quantitative sensory testing in patients with complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) I and II. -- The challenge and the problem of placebo in assessment of sympathetically maintained pain. -- Psychological issues in reflex sympathetic dystrophy. -- Use of regional anesthetics for diagnosis of reflex sympathetic dystrophy and sympathetically maintained pain : a critical evaluation.
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Keywords: DISTROFIA SIMPATICA REFLEJA; DOLOR -- FISIOPATOLOGIA