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Editor’s choice

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There are not all that many father and son neurologists (the Bramwells of Edinburgh spring to mind), and I doubt if they have very often published in the same issue of a Journal. But here they have. It might have been a family plot, but Geoff Schott’s article asking all the right but uncomfortable questions about what we presently call complex regional pain syndrome was commissioned (page 145), while his son Jonathan’s "menagerie" just appeared in my email inbox one day (page 186). If you are a clinical academic trying to weld together the responsibilities of caring for patients with pleasing your university with your prodigious research output in high impact factor journals (so-called), then don’t read the editorial by John Stewart on page 142; you just might be tempted to pack it all in and migrate to full-time clinical practice, an option remember that our very . . . [Full text of this article]

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