CRPS is a disorder of abnormal nerve signaling, inflammation, and pain amplification.
Symptoms may develop after injury or surgery, but often persist beyond expected healing.
Care requires accurate diagnosis and a thoughtful, multi-step treatment strategy.
At Alypos, evaluation focuses on:
• Confirming or questioning the diagnosis
• Identifying peripheral vs central pain drivers
• Assessing sympathetic involvement
• Physician-performed historyand examFocused neuromusculoskeletal assessmentwhen helpful •
• Review of prior records and imaging
• Focused neuromusculoskeletal assessmentFocused neuromusculoskeletal asse
• Ultrasound Evaluation
• Assessing sympathetic involvement
Clarity first
Target the underlying pain system
Restore function over time
Ultrasound Evaluation
Assessing sympathetic involvement
CRPS is rarely treated with a single intervention.
Ultrasound-guided precision procedures
Peripheral nerve blocks
Sympathetic blocks (stellate or lumbar)
Ketamine Therapy
Considered for:
Refractory CRPS and Central sensitization
Reduce pain amplification
Improve ability to function and progress
Desensitization and rehabilitation coordination
Functional restoration strategies
supportive or regenerative options when appropriate
Prior CRPS diagnosis seeking a structured plan
Persistent limb pain with unclear causeLimited response to standard care
Concern about ongoing functional decline
Care begins with a physician consultation to confirm diagnosis and develop a personalized plan.
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