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- Reflex_neurovascular_dystrophy abstract "Amplified Musculoskeletal Pain Syndrome (also known as Reflex Neurovascular Dystrophy (RND) Complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS)) is a very painful neurovascular disorder. A good scale to compare this pain to other conditions is the McGill Pain Scale. In amplified pain, a very slight sensation can become unbearable pain. This is caused when there is a real pain somewhere. The message of pain goes from the nerve to the spinal cord and then short-circuits to the autonomic nerves that control the blood vessels. This leads to lack of blood flow (ischemia) so the tissues do not get enough oxygen and there is a build-up of lactic acids that lead to pain. This new pain signal is then again short-circuited to the autonomic nerves which again decrease the blood flow. This vicious cycle is how the pain is amplified.RND can be triggered by musculoskeletal inflammatory diseases such as arthritis, injuries, or have no discernible trigger. It can be exacerbated by stress. Stress may continue to play a major role in RND even after the child has RND under control.The treatment for amplified pain/RND is extreme physical and occupational therapy in conjunction with counseling. There are several such programs, including the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (University of Pennsylvania),; Boston Children's Hospital (Harvard University); The Children's Institute of Pittsburgh in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; The Pediatric Rehab Unit at Randall Children's Hospital at Legacy Emanuel in Portland, Oregon; Children's Specialized Hospital in New Brunswick, New Jersey, and Mercy Children's Hospital in Kansas City, MO. In a typical course of therapy, the child is put through five to seven hours of therapy a day for 2-3 weeks. This includes intensive physical, occupational, and pool and/or yoga therapy. While painful, such therapy helps to improve blood flow and breaks the amplified pain cycle. These programs have long term success rates as high as 88%".
- Reflex_neurovascular_dystrophy wikiPageExternalLink AMP_RNDparentHandout.pdf.
- Reflex_neurovascular_dystrophy wikiPageExternalLink RND.
- Reflex_neurovascular_dystrophy wikiPageExternalLink www.childrens-specialized.org.
- Reflex_neurovascular_dystrophy wikiPageID "18273832".
- Reflex_neurovascular_dystrophy wikiPageRevisionID "603980379".
- Reflex_neurovascular_dystrophy cleanup "July 2008".
- Reflex_neurovascular_dystrophy hasPhotoCollection Reflex_neurovascular_dystrophy.
- Reflex_neurovascular_dystrophy unreferenced "July 2008".
- Reflex_neurovascular_dystrophy subject Category:Neurological_disorders.
- Reflex_neurovascular_dystrophy type Abstraction100002137.
- Reflex_neurovascular_dystrophy type Attribute100024264.
- Reflex_neurovascular_dystrophy type Condition113920835.
- Reflex_neurovascular_dystrophy type Disorder114052403.
- Reflex_neurovascular_dystrophy type NervousDisorder114084880.
- Reflex_neurovascular_dystrophy type NeurologicalDisorders.
- Reflex_neurovascular_dystrophy type PhysicalCondition114034177.
- Reflex_neurovascular_dystrophy type State100024720.
- Reflex_neurovascular_dystrophy comment "Amplified Musculoskeletal Pain Syndrome (also known as Reflex Neurovascular Dystrophy (RND) Complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS)) is a very painful neurovascular disorder. A good scale to compare this pain to other conditions is the McGill Pain Scale. In amplified pain, a very slight sensation can become unbearable pain. This is caused when there is a real pain somewhere.".
- Reflex_neurovascular_dystrophy label "Reflex neurovascular dystrophy".
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- Reflex_neurovascular_dystrophy sameAs Q7307352.
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