Complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS): diagnostic criteria
Evidence-based neurology checklist on complex regional pain syndrome (crps): diagnostic criteria: Budapest diagnostic criteria There is continuous pain which is disproportionate to the inciting event There is at least one sign in at least 2 categories There is at least one symptom in at least 3…
Budapest diagnostic criteria
- There is continuous pain which is disproportionate to the inciting event
- There is at least one sign in at least 2 categories
- There is at least one symptom in at least 3 categories
- There are no other diagnosis better explains them
CRPS types
References
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