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Contralateral Mirror Image Spreading in Post-Stroke Complex Regional Pain Syndrome
2019
Clinical Pain
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The long-term prognosis of complex regional pain syndrome is difficult to predict because of its unclear pathophysiology. The syndrome can spontaneously spread to other regions in the body. We report a case in which a complex regional pain syndrome that occurred in a 75-year-old male patient after a stroke spread to the opposite side. (Clinical Pain 2019;18:133-137)
doi:10.35827/cp.2019.18.2.133
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