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Etiology of CRPS
Etiology of CRPS Static Mechanical Allodynia is a paradoxical painful touch-evoked tactile HYPO-aesthesia in patients with CRPS of the foot n=84
de Andrade Melo Knaut, S., Hoang, M.A., Bossard, E.K., Chiquito, V.R., Eduarda Mazepa M., Portela, L.A., Zene, M.V., Packham, T.L., Dyer, J.O., Mermet-Joret, N., Annoni, J.M. & Spicher, C.J. (2024, in print). Static Mechanical Allodynia is a paradoxical painful touch-evoked tactile HYPO-aesthesia: A retrospective analysis of 86 patients with CRPS of the foot. Douleur et analg
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Great news !
After 19 years of hard work, this inter-university and international publication is a new turn in the understanding, assessment and treatment of CRPS !
150 years after Silas Weir Mitchell, the etiology of CRPS as minor lesions of minor nerve branches is demonstrated.
In this study, 8 months of treatment is the mean duration of treatment of a cohort of 86 CRPS of the ankle. Under each mechanical allodynia, in these treated CRPS, a slight tactile HYPO-aesthesia - 2,8 grams mean value - was unveiled then treated.
I thank and congratulate all the therapists and authors who are collaborating around this publication.
Rebekah