Functional and structural cortical reorganization in complex regional pain syndrome and implications for treatment
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Di Pietro, F. and Moseley, G.L. and Stanton, T.R. 2016. Functional and structural cortical reorganization in complex regional pain syndrome and implications for treatment. European Journal of Pain (United Kingdom). 20 (10): pp. 1763-1765.
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European Journal of Pain (United Kingdom)
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Faculty of Health Sciences
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School of Pharmacy and Biomedical Sciences
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Letter to the Editor:
We write in response to the recent article by van Velzen et al. (2016), likely for the same reason that inspired the authors: the widely held view that the brain plays a key role in complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS), a view that has triggered the development of novel treatment strategies (Moseley and Flor, 2012). This is a complex area – we are yet to elucidate the central nervous system mechanisms that might play a role in this disorder and the van Velzen et al. paper makes an important contribution.