Effects of Complex Regional Pain Syndrome
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A Missouri-based anesthesiologist, Dr. Ramis Gheith possesses more than a decade of experience in the field of interventional pain management. As the medical director of the Interventional Pain Institute, Dr. Ramis Gheith treats issues such as complex neurological pain syndromes using advanced interventional therapies and sophisticated technology.
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- 2. Introduction ■ A Missouri-based anesthesiologist, Dr. Ramis Gheith possesses more than a decade of experience in the field of interventional pain management. As the medical director of the Interventional Pain Institute, Dr. Ramis Gheith treats issues such as complex neurological pain syndromes using advanced interventional therapies and sophisticated technology. One of these pain syndromes includes complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS), a type of chronic pain that lasts for more than three months and affects a limb--an arm, a leg, a hand, or a foot-- following an injury, surgery, or a medical event such as heart attack or stroke. Symptoms surrounding CRPS vary in terms of severity and duration.While some cases of CRPS appear to be mild and cease on their own, other cases are severe and may have lasting effects leading to long-term, if not permanent, disability.
- 3. Complex Regional Pain Syndrome ■ Due to the pain or stiffness caused by CRPS, a patient may have trouble moving the affected limb. As a result, the body tissue, bones, and muscles may begin to deteriorate and weaken.This condition is known as atrophy. Another complication of CRPS is contracture, in which the limb contracts into a specific position due to muscles, tendons, and other tissues shortening and hardening. Today, advanced treatments are offered to treat this debilitating chronic pain condition at the Interventional Pain Institute in St. Louis, Missouri.