Syndrome de compression des loges bilatéral des membres inférieurs et myonécrose sévère due à l’usage inapproprié de la simvastatine

Chochola, M; Lubanda, Jean-Claude; Skalická, L; Vařejka, P; Horejs, J; Prskavec, Tomáš; Balík, Michal; Semrád, Michal; Linhart, Aleš

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“…In the pelvis, the sciatic nerve runs between external rotators of the femur (Piriformis and the two Gemelli muscles) and the deep parts of the Gluteus maximus. From lateral to medial, there are three gluteal muscle compartments, covered by a thick fascial membrane; first is tensor fascia lata, then the gluteus medius together with gluteus minimus and finally gluteus maximus [ 3 , 4 , 11 ].…”

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“…In reality fasciotomies are performed when a clinical suspicion is raised from the history and the examination. Beyond twelve hours the outcome is significantly worse [ 4 ], whereas early treatment of GCS with an urgent fasciotomy greatly improves the chances for a full recovery of the sciatic nerve [ 10 , 12 ].…”

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Syndrome de compression des loges bilatéral des membres inférieurs et myonécrose sévère due à l’usage inapproprié de la simvastatine

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Gluteal compartment syndrome following drug-induced immobilization: a case report

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