Titlebook: Complex Regional Pain Syndrome; A Clinical Guide Erin F. Lawson,Joel P. Castellanos Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2021 Complex R

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Differential Diagnosis of Complex Regional Pain Syndromeas well as the many potential diseases that it could be mistaken for. Many neurologic, vascular, inflammatory, myofascial, and psychiatric syndromes have the potential to be mistaken for CRPS because of symptomatic overlap. Utilizing the Budapest Criteria as the gold standard for CRPS diagnosis, as

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Pharmacologic Treatments for CRPStional restoration through physical and occupational therapies, interventional approaches when appropriate, and psychological support. It is a general consensus that Budapest diagnostic criteria must be applied for diagnosis and that therapy should be initiated as soon as possible (Goebel et al. Eur

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Behavioral Health Interventions for CRPSto the original injury/illness. Cooccurring symptoms are autonomic and inflammatory in nature and may include swelling, temperature change, skin color changes, and motor changes, among others. Optimal treatment for CRPS utilizes a multidisciplinary approach, incorporating a team of specialty healthc

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Comprehensive Rehabilitation of Patients with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome often complicated by marked physical disability and psychosocial factors. Published guidelines recommend interdisciplinary care when early response to treatment has not been adequate. Integrated pain rehabilitation has been recognized as superior to single specialty pain treatment for complicated c

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Adjuvant Treatments for CRPSavioral therapy. Pharmacotherapies available for CRPS are at times insufficient for pain control or carry with them intolerable side effects. Frequently, patients and practitioners then turn to adjuvant therapies to facilitate treatment and symptom relief and reduce prescription pain medication use.

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Children and Adolescents with CRPSly affected and there is a higher percentage of cases that present after no known trauma. While many pediatric CRPS patients have psychological comorbidities, evidence does not suggest a psychological origin of pediatric CRPS. Adult criteria for diagnosis is often used, although many recognize the n