Lower limb compartment syndrome due to computer tomography contrast infiltration

Orpen, Neil; Wycombe, J. Arnoldt

doi:10.1016/j.injury.2005.04.013

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“…Other diagnostic modalities include clinical examination, sonography [4], magnetic resonance imaging [4,23,24] and CT scan [4,25]. Currently, there is no widely accepted algorithm for pathological intra-compartment pressure values and it isn't always possible to measure intra-compartment pressure; thus, the most important step in the diagnosis is clinical examination.…”

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Gluteal Compartment Syndrome Secondary to Traumatic Rupture of Gluteus Maximus

2016

J Ann Eu Med

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ÖzetKapalı osseofasyal alanlarda mikrovasküler bozukluğa neden olacak şekilde dokular arası basıncın yükselmesi olarak tanımlanan kompartman sendromu, en sık alt ekstremite ve ön kol yaralanmalarında görülmektedir. Gluteal bölge ise kompartman sendromu açısından oldukça nadir görülen bir bölgedir. Kas veya tendon yırtığına ikincil olarak gelişen kompartman sendromu nadiren bildirilmiştir.Bu çalışmada travmatik gluteus maksimus kas yırtığına ikincil olarak gelişen gluteal kompartman sendromlu bir olgu sunuldu. Anahtar KelimelerKompartman Sendromu; Gluteal Bölge; Cerrahi Abstract Which will result in impairment of interstitial microvascular closed osseofasyal areas of compartment syndrome is defined as the increase in pressure and forearm injuries of the lower extremities are the most common. In terms of the gluteal compartment syndrome is an extremely rare in the region in the region.Compartment syndrome secondary to muscle or tendon rupture has been reported rarely. In this study, we developed a traumatic gluteal compartment syndrome secondary to rupture of the gluteus maximus muscle presented a case.

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