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Default Patients with Ehlers Danlos syndrome and CRPS: A Possible Association?
Here's a copy of the article. For personal, non-commercial use only, please.

Also, before anyone trips out too much on the issue of hypermobile joints (I can produce the sound of one hand clapping myself), check out Figure 1 in the article for an example of what the authors are referring to. Ouch!

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