Thalamic pain syndrome is caused by a stroke in the thalamus region of the brain and results in centralized neuropathic pain that is worsened by temperature changes and often accompanied by hyperalgesia and allodynia. Recovery from a thalamic stroke focuses on restoring compromised abilities, though some side effects may not fully recover. The main cause of thalamic syndrome is a stroke, either hemorrhagic or ischemic, that occurs in the blood vessels of the thalamus region.

1. Thalamic
syndrome
Thalamus

3. Thalamic pain syndrome is an unfortunate outcome
following a cerebrovascular accident (CVA). The pain
experienced by the patient is centralized, neuropathic, and
is associated with temperature changes. Patients will
often suffer from hyperalgesia and allodynia.
Can you recover from a thalamic stroke?
Recovery from thalamic stroke revolves around
restoring the abilities that were compromised by
the stroke. Some side effects may not be fully recovered,
but there is hope.
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cause of Thalamic Syndrome
•(Etiology) The cause of Thalamic Syndrome is
predominantly related to stroke in the region of the
thalamus (a part of the brain). The causative factor could
either be a bleeding episode (hemorrhagic stroke), or a
blood clot (ischemic stroke) in the thalamic blood vessels