The reflex sympathetic dystrophy syndrome associated with traumatic myelopathy: report of 5 cases
SA Cremer, F Maynard, G Davidoff - Pain, 1989 - Elsevier
Pain is a frequent problem following recent traumatic spinal cord injury (SCI). Of specific
concern in the rehabilitation setting is function-limiting hand pain which prevents optimal
participation in therapy and limits independence. A treatable etiology of function-limiting
hand pain in SCI is the reflex sympathetic dystrophy syndrome (RSDS). The presentation of
RSDS in patients with recent SCI can be easily confused with that of dysesthetic (central
origin) or radicular pain. Previous reports of RSDS associated with recent traumatic SCI …
concern in the rehabilitation setting is function-limiting hand pain which prevents optimal
participation in therapy and limits independence. A treatable etiology of function-limiting
hand pain in SCI is the reflex sympathetic dystrophy syndrome (RSDS). The presentation of
RSDS in patients with recent SCI can be easily confused with that of dysesthetic (central
origin) or radicular pain. Previous reports of RSDS associated with recent traumatic SCI …
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