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causalgia Path.|kɔːˈzældʒɪə|
[mod.L., f. Gr. καῦσος heat, fever (καίειν to burn) + ἄλγος pain, after neuralgia.]
A severe burning pain in the extremities resulting from injury to peripheral nerves.
1872S. W. Mitchell Injuries of Nerves x. 272 Causalgia or burning pain. A vast number of means were tried to ease or cure causalgia, but the one essential for comfort was the use of water-dressings. 1949R. L. Sutton Handbk. Dis. Skin 467 Causalgia is a neuralgia featuring burning pain of a sort that is tolerable until the patient is touched. |