Compartment syndrome complicating prolonged use of the lithotomy position.
Neagle Ce, Schaffer Jl, Heppenstall Rb
Abstract
Neagle Ce, Schaffer Jl, Heppenstall Rb
Abstract
Two patients with three postoperative calf compartment syndromes, which followed prolonged lithotomy positioning, will be presented. Potential physiologic mechanisms are described, and a review of current cases in literature are summated.
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Two patients with three postoperative calf compartment syndromes, which followed prolonged lithotomy positioning, will be presented. Potential physiologic mechanisms are described, and a review of current cases in literature are summated.
Key concepts: Lithotomy position, Medicine, Compartment (ship), Compartment Syndromes, Surgery, Anesthesia, Pathology, Geology