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Old 10-03-2011, 09:54 AM #1
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Default What type of CRPS are you - I or II?
I'm just wondering... it seems to me that most of y'all have Type I. Am I the only one on here with Type II? If you have Type II, what kind of injury did you have (if you don't mind saying)? Has your CRPS spread?
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Mine was a truck accident.
Avoiding the car that cut me off caused me to crash my semi truck through the side barrier of a bridge and fall 25 ft. and crashed onto the road below.
It's suspected that my RSD was caused when the EMS tried to twist my arm in place which was snapped in two just above the elbow. When they twisted it back nerve damage was done...
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Mine was a truck accident.
Avoiding the car that cut me off caused me to crash my semi truck through the side barrier of a bridge and fall 25 ft. and crashed onto the road below.
It's suspected that my RSD was caused when the EMS tried to twist my arm in place which was snapped in two just above the elbow. When they twisted it back nerve damage was done...
Oh, that sounds horrible! I'm so sorry to hear that but glad that you survived.

I'm guessing yours is a Type I then?
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Yeah, I guess so. I just like chatting..........lol
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Peppermint patty,

mine is a 2. I fell and had mutliple fractures and a spiral fracture of the long bone. (tibia). Thinking back I had a problem with the temporary cast they put on after the reduction and before the surgery. Felt like my foot was being rubbed raw.
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mine is a 2. I fell and had mutliple fractures and a spiral fracture of the long bone. (tibia). Thinking back I had a problem with the temporary cast they put on after the reduction and before the surgery. Felt like my foot was being rubbed raw.
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Ouch! So what happened to your nerve? Was it severed entirely? Which nerve is it?
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I am Type I, rotator cuff tear. Injured in Nov 2006, first surgery 5/07, second one 4/08, diagnosed 6/08. First k infusion in 4/10.
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I am Type I, rotator cuff tear. Injured in Nov 2006, first surgery 5/07, second one 4/08, diagnosed 6/08. First k infusion in 4/10.
Sandy, you might be type II due to neuropraxia, etc. from surgical traction or direct injury if surgery was arthroscopic.
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I'm just wondering... it seems to me that most of y'all have Type I. Am I the only one on here with Type II? If you have Type II, what kind of injury did you have (if you don't mind saying)? Has your CRPS spread?
Type II. Went in for panlabral SLAP repair, capsular shift, Bankart repair, chondroplasty and subacromial decompression due to car accident injuries (but normal nerves) and woke up with permanent brachial plexus damage and CRPS. Neurodiagnostic tests (EMG and SSEP) were positive and supportive for the same. Surgeon hadn't a clue. Email me first if you ever need shoulder surgery in the San Diego area. The rest is history....
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I'm just wondering... it seems to me that most of y'all have Type I. Am I the only one on here with Type II? If you have Type II, what kind of injury did you have (if you don't mind saying)? Has your CRPS spread?
Type II, ulnar nerve damage from the nerve being tangled in a titianium elbow/radial head. Had to have a ulnar nerve transposition. Not fun..
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