Sensory Function and Psychological Factors in Children With Complex Regional Pain Syndrome Type 1.

Emma E TruffynMassieh MoayediStephen C BrownDanielle RuskinEmma G Duerden

Published in: Journal of child neurology (2021)

Pain duration is an important factor in assessing pediatric CRPS-I. Hyposensitivity in the affected limb may emerge due to degeneration of nociceptive nerves. Anxiety may contribute to thermal-sensory perception in childhood CRPS-I.

Keyphrases

neuropathic pain
chronic pain
sleep quality
young adults
childhood cancer
pain management
spinal cord injury
spinal cord
early life
physical activity
patient reported