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SPONTANEOUS TIBIAL COMPARTMENT SYNDROME

David Dietrich, Kevin Paley, Nabil A. Ebraheim

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Abstract

We report the case of an obese 34-year-old woman who spontaneously developed compartment syndrome in her right calf. The patient was treated with four-compartment fasciotomy and debridement of necrotic tissue. Four months after treatment she was ambulating without the use of aids and had full range of motion and muscle strength.

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We report the case of an obese 34-year-old woman who spontaneously developed compartment syndrome in her right calf. The patient was treated with four-compartment fasciotomy and debridement of necrotic tissue. Four months after treatment she was ambulating without the use of aids and had full range of motion and muscle strength.

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We report the case of an obese 34-year-old woman who spontaneously developed compartment syndrome in her right calf. The patient was treated with four-compartment fasciotomy and debridement of necrotic tissue. Four months after treatment she was ambulating without the use of aids and had full range of motion and muscle strength.

Key concepts: Compartment (ship), Fasciotomy, Debridement (dental), Medicine, Surgery, Compartment Syndromes, Pathology, Anesthesia

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