Acute Compartment Syndrome in the Thigh
Steven F. Viegas, Reynold L. Rimoldi, Mark T. Scarborough, GEORGE M. BALLANTYNE
Abstract
Steven F. Viegas, Reynold L. Rimoldi, Mark T. Scarborough, GEORGE M. BALLANTYNE
Abstract
Compartment syndrome in the thigh is an uncommon condition, and acute compartment syndrome without an associated fracture is even less common. An 18-year-old male developed an acute anterior compartment syndrome in the thigh from a contusion without an associated fracture. This syndrome was treated successfully with a fasciotomy.
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Compartment syndrome in the thigh is an uncommon condition, and acute compartment syndrome without an associated fracture is even less common. An 18-year-old male developed an acute anterior compartment syndrome in the thigh from a contusion without an associated fracture. This syndrome was treated successfully with a fasciotomy.
Key concepts: Medicine, Compartment (ship), Fasciotomy, Thigh, Anterior compartment of thigh, Compartment Syndromes, Surgery, Posterior compartment of thigh