This case report describes about a young, male patient with persisting syncope during physical therapy for complex regional pain syndrome type 1 after metatarsal fractures

Almar WA Bruggeman

C Antzelevitch

DD Sherry

EF Wever

Frank PAJ Klomp

HM Oerlemans

J Francis

Jan Paul M Frölke

JE David

Joep LRM Smeets

P Brugada

P Delise

R Dumaine

S Bruehl

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