Short‐Term Functional, Emotional, and Pain Outcomes of Patients with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome Treated in a Comprehensive Interdisciplinary Pain Management Program
ConclusionsThis study demonstrates short‐term improvements in physical and emotional functioning, pain coping, and medication usage. These findings are consistent with the rehabilitation philosophy of improving functioning and sense of well‐being as of equal value and relevance to pain reduction.
Source: Pain Medicine - Category: Anesthesiology Authors: Zachary L. McCormick, Christine M. Gagnon, Mary Caldwell, Jaymin Patel, Sarah Kornfeld, James Atchison, Steven Stanos, R. Norman Harden, Randy Calisoff Tags: Original Source Type: research
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