Do doctors torture patients with complex regional pain syndrome?

 

This 4-part video series informs the public about conversion reactions and reveals substandard care of a young patient with severe complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) by doctors at  the University's Children's Medical Center, Dallas.

Intentional or not, some doctors torture patients with CRPS.

PART I: Evaluation of the patient with CRPS who became paralyzed following surgery (16- Minute)

 

 

PART II: How to deal with a hospital that provides substandard care (26-Minute)

 

 

PART III: 1-month follow-up after ketamine treatment (6-Minute)

 

 

PART IV: Conversion Reactions in Children

Sabine Kost-Byerly MD, Associate Professor, Johns Hopkins Medical School

Director of Pediatric Pain Management at Johns Hopkins

 

 

 

 

 

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