Dr. John Prunskis presents at Illinois Osteopathic Medical Society

John Prunskis, MD, FIPP, recently spoke at the Illinois Osteopathic Medical Society seminar discussing reflex sympathetic dystrophy/chronic regional pain syndrome.

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Dr. Prunskis talked about:

 

• Etiology of reflex sympathetic dystrophy/chronic regional pain syndrome
• Prevalence of reflex sympathetic dystrophy
• Clinical manifestation
• Treatment modalities

 

Dr. Prunskis was the first physician in the Chicagoland area to achieve the Fellow in International Pain Practice and serves as medical director of Illinois Pain Institute. He founded Barrington Pain and Spine Institute in 2012, which is the only ambulatory surgery center dedicated to diagnosing and treating spine and other pain problems in the state.

 

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