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Example of early lesions that become ulcerated in latter stages. Stage I of RSD. * |
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Very severe bilateral RSD stage II. Severe brawny edema, ulcerations, thickened curly hair. * |
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Example of Gardner-Diamond Syndrome. Spontaneous bruises with central clearing of the left knee region. * |
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Commonly seen small punctate skin lesions that will ulcerate. Stage III of RSD. * |
* It should be emphasized that patients with RSD / CRPS may not present with these objective findings, especially during the early stages of the disease. Some patients with RSD / CRPS may have no objective findings whatsoever at a given moment during the course of their disease. |
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