Complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) in children and adolescents is often missed, with lengthy delays before appropriate treatment is started.1 This may be because of clinicians’ lack of awareness or the heterogeneity of the presenting signs and symptoms, although paediatric presentation has several unique features when compared with adults (table⇓). Whatever the underlying cause, …
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