What question did this study set out to answer?

To identify the relationship between diaschisis and the risk of developing complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) in hemiplegic stroke patients.

April 19, 2026Topics in Stroke Rehabilitation0 citations

Prediction of type 1 complex regional pain syndrome with the presence of diaschisis in hemiplegic supratentorial stroke patients

To identify the relationship between diaschisis and the risk of developing complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) in hemiplegic stroke patients.
Observational analysis on stroke patients with hemiplegia
Assessment of diaschisis presence using SPECT imaging
Monitoring for development of CRPS in subacute phase
Increased risk of CRPS associated with the presence of diaschisis
Early SPECT detection may improve monitoring and management of CRPS

CCD is associated with increased CRPS risk in subacute stroke. Early identification on SPECT may aid monitoring and intervention.

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