The efficacy of an interdisciplinary pain management program for complex regional pain syndrome compared to low back pain and chronic widespread pain: an observational study

People with CRPS, LBP, and CWP experience similar benefits following an IPMP. This supports the use of IPMPs for people with CRPS.

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Pain Medicine
Published
2024-12-12
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https://doi.org/10.1093/pm/pnae126
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2
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Pain Management and Treatment
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The efficacy of an interdisciplinary pain management program for complex regional pain syndrome compared to low back pain and chronic widespread pain: an observational study

Natalie L. Tuck, Gwyn N. Lewis, Debbie J. Bean, Tipu Aamir et al.
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Pain Medicine
Pain Management and Treatment
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The efficacy of an interdisciplinary pain management program for complex regional pain syndrome compared to low back pain and chronic widespread pain: an observational study

Natalie L. Tuck, Gwyn N. Lewis, Debbie J. Bean, Tipu Aamir, Nico Magni, Catherine Pollard MHlthPrac
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Abstract

People with CRPS, LBP, and CWP experience similar benefits following an IPMP. This supports the use of IPMPs for people with CRPS.

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Auckland University of Technology (NZ), Tea Research Institute (CN)
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Pain Management and Treatment
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