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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Legal Aspects of Compartment Syndrome,s significant risks when the diagnosis is delayed or missed. The consequences for both the patient and the treating orthopedic team are severe and should be examined closely. Orthopedic surgery is one of the most commonly sued medical specialties, and the indemnity payments in acute compartment synd

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Pathophysiology of Compartment Syndrome,sed as surrogate measures of pathology progression in the affected compartment. Due to incomplete understanding of local and systemic physiological changes that occur with increasing pressure in the compartment, both surgical and nonoperative procedures have not been optimized. A recognized progress

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Pressure Measurement: Surrogate of Ischaemia,or ACS is youth, with more than two-thirds of cases associated with an underlying fracture. Pain is noted as the index or key sign associated with ACS. However, clinical assessment alone has been documented to have poor diagnostic performance characteristics, with the sensitivity quoted in the liter

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Compartment Syndrome of the Lower Extremity,y associated with high-energy mechanisms of injury; however, a high index of suspicion should be maintained with low-energy or penetrating trauma, vascular or crush injuries, and prolonged periods of immobility. Rare presentations are even documented in association with diabetes mellitus, hypothyroi

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Compartment Syndrome Due to Patient Positioning,al procedure. Inadequate positioning can lead to soft tissue damages and to the development of compartment syndrome....A compartment syndrome results from decreased perfusion in well-defined physiological space, associated with increased compartment pressure. Risk factors include prolonged direct pr

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Compartment Syndrome in Polytrauma Patients,mbs, create a particularly problematic clinical scenario for recognition of compartment syndrome. Prompt diagnosis and surgical management are paramount in producing optimal outcomes in these patients. Physical examination is routinely inadequate, as participation in clinical examination is often li