Causalgia. A centennial review.
Causalgia. A centennial review.
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灼痛。
DOI：
10.1001/archneur.1967.00470220003001
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发表时间：
1967
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通讯作者：
R. L. Richards
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作者：
R. L. Richards
在过去的几年里，美国内战期间发生的许多事件的百年纪念被庆祝了。一个重要的医疗事件显然被忽视了。这是对神经创伤并发症的第一次描述我们称之为因果痛。1864年10月，在美国南北战争的倒数第二阶段，格兰特率波托马克河军队围攻彼得堡，谢尔曼正准备从“亚特兰大向大海”进军的时候，美国陆军的三位年轻的代理助理外科医生塞拉斯·威尔·米切尔、乔治·r·莫尔豪斯和威廉·w·基恩出版了一本小书，成为医学文学的经典之一。《枪伤和其他神经损伤》是第一本专门研究周围神经损伤的专著；在这本书的突出部分中，有一张图表
In the last few years the centenary of many events which occurred during the American Civil War has been celebrated. One important medical event has apparently passed unnoticed. This is the first description of that remarkable and fascinating complication of nerve wounds which we know as causalgia. In October 1864, during the penultimate stage of the American Civil War, while Grant with the army of the Potomac was beseiging Petersburg and Sherman was about to start to march from "Atlanta to the sea," three young acting assistant surgeons in the US Army, Silas Weir Mitchell, George R. Morehouse, and William W. Keen published a small volume which has become one of the classics of medical literature. 1 Gunshot Wounds and Other Injuries of Nerves was the first monograph devoted entirely to the subject of peripheral nerve injuries; and among the outstanding parts of the book, there is a graphic