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Old 06-17-2009, 02:47 PM #5
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I find it most interesting how Schwartzman et al now describe CRPS.

"CRPS is now generally regarded as a systemic condition that involves both central and peripheral components of the neuraxis and the interactions between the immune and nervous systems”

Additionally for those who have to combat the less informed doctors, this paper discusses "Patterns of Pain Spread"

I would like to suggest to the moderators that this tread be considered for a sticky note for everyone new and old.

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