Michael Wang1, Brian O'Shaughnessy2, Iftikharul Haq2, Barth Green2
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Pain following spinal cord trauma is common and frequently perplexing as multiple etiologies can confuse the diagnosis. Neuropathic pain from spinal cord damage is frequent, occurring in up to 40% of patients. However, autonomic and musculoskeletal pain generators are also common.
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