Spinal Cord Stimulation Improves Functional Outcomes in Children With Complex Regional Pain Syndrome: Case Presentation and Review of the Literature

Keyphrases

• Functional Outcome 100%
• Spinal Cord Stimulation 100%
• Complex Regional Pain Syndrome 100%
• Pediatric Patients 42%
• Medication Use 28%
• Neuromodulation 28%
• Pediatric 14%
• Chronic Pain 14%
• Patient Demographics 14%
• Effective Treatment 14%
• Specific Vulnerability 14%
• Pediatric Population 14%
• Adult Patients 14%
• Physical Therapy 14%
• Functional Capacity 14%
• Population Characteristics 14%
• Opioids 14%
• Therapeutic Management 14%
• Neuromodulatory 14%
• Pain Score 14%
• Stimulation Mechanism 14%
• Chronic Pain Patients 14%
• Polypharmacy 14%
• Managing Pain 14%
• Chronic Pain Syndrome 14%
• Refractory Cases 14%
• Pain Medication 14%
• Underreported 14%
• Effective Pain Management 14%
• Intrathecal Pump 14%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Spinal Cord Stimulation 100%
• Case Presentation 100%
• Complex Regional Pain Syndrome 100%
• Pediatrics Patient 42%
• Chronic Pain 28%
• Pediatrics 28%
• Neuromodulation 28%
• Analgesia 14%
• Physiotherapy 14%
• Patient Population 14%
• Polypharmacy 14%
• Therapeutic Management 14%
• Chronic Pain Disorder 14%
• Population and Population Related Phenomena 14%
• Drug Delivery System 14%