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Causalgia
(redirected from Complex regional pain syndrome)

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causalgia /cau·sal·gia/ (kaw-zal´jah) a burning pain, often with trophic skin changes, due to peripheral nerve injury.
cau·sal·gia (kô-slj-, -zl-)
n.
A persistent, severe burning sensation of the skin, usually following injury to a peripheral nerve.

Causalgia
A severe burning sensation sometimes accompanied by redness and inflammation of the skin. Causalgia is caused by injury to a nerve outside the spinal cord.
Mentioned in: Sympathectomy

causalgia (kôzal´j),
n a postextraction localized pain phenomenon usually characterized by a continuous burning sensation.

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Part 2 addresses nerve injuries, including median, ulnar, and radial nerve compression; thoracic outlet syndrome; brachial plexus injuries; nerve repair; tendon transfers for median, ulnar, and radial nerve palsies; complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS); sensibility testing; and desensitization and reeducation.
``Now we're calling it Complex Regional Pain Syndrome, although RSD is still used, too,'' Carden said.
The SynergyPlus+ system is indicated as an aid in the management of chronic, intractable unilateral or bilateral pain of the trunk and/or limbs that is associated with: failed back syndrome, low back syndrome or failed back, radicular pain syndrome, post laminectomy pain, multiple back operations, unsuccessful disc surgery or degenerative disc disease, peripheral causalgia, epidural fibrosis, arachnoiditis or lumbar adhesive arachnoiditis, and Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS).
 
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