Titlebook: Compartment Syndrome; A Guide to Diagnosis Cyril Mauffrey,David J. Hak,Murphy P. Martin III Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Lecture Notes in Computer Scienceion of the pathological changes has been elicited. Local necrosis, fluctuating pressure gradients and reperfusion injury all play a part in the condition. Ongoing physiological cascades then progress to overall muscle death, nerve injury, and systemic manifestations that are reversible or treatable in some cases.

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Pathophysiology of Compartment Syndrome,ion of the pathological changes has been elicited. Local necrosis, fluctuating pressure gradients and reperfusion injury all play a part in the condition. Ongoing physiological cascades then progress to overall muscle death, nerve injury, and systemic manifestations that are reversible or treatable in some cases.

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Christian Freksa,Maria Vasardani,Felix Krolllopment of peak compartment pressures may be longer in children. Even longer times from inciting event or symptoms onset has been reported in children developing non-fracture-related compartment syndrome.

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Gamarra Estefania,Tenbrink Thora,Mills Debrahophysiology of ACS and new thinking about the diagnosis of ACS may soon lead to new methods of diagnosis and possibly even ways to prevent or treat ACS without the morbidity of fasciotomy. This chapter reviews the latest literature regarding novel methods of diagnosing and treating patients at risk of ACS following extremity injury.

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Acute Compartment Syndrome in Children,lopment of peak compartment pressures may be longer in children. Even longer times from inciting event or symptoms onset has been reported in children developing non-fracture-related compartment syndrome.

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Novel Modalities to Diagnose and Prevent Compartment Syndrome,hophysiology of ACS and new thinking about the diagnosis of ACS may soon lead to new methods of diagnosis and possibly even ways to prevent or treat ACS without the morbidity of fasciotomy. This chapter reviews the latest literature regarding novel methods of diagnosing and treating patients at risk of ACS following extremity injury.

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Christopher R. Bennett,Nicholas A. Giudiceysis. Intracompartmental pressure monitoring of at risk patients has recently been found to have a high sensitivity (94%) and specificity (98%) when utilising a slit catheter technique and a differential pressure threshold of 30 mmHg for more than two hours.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-96385-3 errors, and pressures can vary greatly based on the location of the measurement with respect to the fracture location. Therefore, most authors indicate that pressure measurements must be correlated with the clinical situation and physical examination findings.