There are two types of CRPS – type 1 is caused by an initiating event such as a soft tissue injury or immobilisation in a tight cast. CRPS type II is characterised by the presence of a defined nerve injury. Both types of CRPS involve continuing pain, allodynia, or hyperalgesia that is usually disproportionate to the inciting event. As the condition progresses both Type I and II will likely show evidence of oedema, changes in skin … Continue reading CRPS Type I or II?