Injury to anterior spinal arterycan also causeanterior cord syndrome
damage to the anterior horn and/or(passive) is caused byAnterior lesion syndrome
by damage to anterior spinal artery Results in compromised blood flow to anterior spinal cord(passive) Caused byAnterior Cord Syndrome
on the other hand(passive) is caused Anterior spinal cord syndrome
by a flexion - compression injury(passive) caused byAnterior cord syndrome
an epidural hematoma , anterior spinal artery compression with secondary ischemia , and hyperflexion injury in athletes(passive) can also be caused byAnterior cord syndrome
presumably(passive) is ... causedAnterior lesion syndrome
by your dose(passive) caused byanterior segment syndrome
acute disk herniation / hyperflexion injuries associated with fracture dislocation of vertebra(passive) is caused byAnterior cord syndrome
exercise(passive) is caused byChronic anterior compartment syndrome
car accidents , medical malpractice , falls and a variety of other preventable incidents(passive) can be caused byAnterior cord syndrome
Anterior interosseous syndrome Injury to the anterior interosseous branch in the forearmcausesthe anterior interosseous syndrome
Injury to the anterior interosseous branch in the forearmcausesthe anterior interosseous syndrome
Injury to the anterior interosseous branch in the forearmcausesthe [ [ anterior interosseous syndrome]].
direct trauma(passive) is caused byAcute compartment syndrome
The traumacausedAcute Compartment Syndrome
trauma(passive) is usually caused byAcute compartment syndrome
due to a sudden increase in the tissue pressure in a given fascial compartment(passive) is causedAcute compartment syndrome
a traumatic injury such as a fracture(passive) is ... caused byAcute compartment syndrome
by Herpes simplex Encephalitis(passive) caused byAnterior opercular syndrome
rhabdomyolysis and required fasciotomy of the right leg(passive) caused byanterior compartment syndrome
any acceleration movement which involves powerfully pushing off with the feet(passive) can be caused byPosterior Compartment Syndrome
swelling of the muscle within its tight fascia on activity(passive) is caused byExertional compartment syndrome
Secondary ConditionscausesSecondary Conditions
the myriad of health problems listed in the figure abovecausesthe myriad of health problems listed in the figure above
a loss of motor function and paincausesa loss of motor function and pain
from the compression of the artery that runs in front of the spinal cordusually resultsfrom the compression of the artery that runs in front of the spinal cord
syncopecan causesyncope
to long term Muscle Strain , Disc Herniations , Arthritis and Pinched Nervesleadsto long term Muscle Strain , Disc Herniations , Arthritis and Pinched Nerves
to permanent muscle damagecan leadto permanent muscle damage
in rhabdomyolysismay resultin rhabdomyolysis
to permanent disability or even deathcan leadto permanent disability or even death
serious nerve and muscle damagecan causeserious nerve and muscle damage
in the amputation of his left arm above the elbowresultedin the amputation of his left arm above the elbow
About three - quarters of the time(passive) is causedAbout three - quarters of the time
rhabdomyolysis by carbon monoxide poisoning and sciatic nerve injury associated with itcausesrhabdomyolysis by carbon monoxide poisoning and sciatic nerve injury associated with it
from an open or closed fractureoriginatingfrom an open or closed fracture
from intravenous infusionresultingfrom intravenous infusion
Shin pain(passive) can also be caused byShin pain
in bleeding or swelling in the compartmentresultingin bleeding or swelling in the compartment
paincausespain
in painresultsin pain
in worsened systemic crush syndrome and irreversible muscle necrosismay resultin worsened systemic crush syndrome and irreversible muscle necrosis
to foot dropleadsto foot drop
shin splints(passive) caused byshin splints
in worsened systemic crush syndrome and irreversible muscle cell deathmay resultin worsened systemic crush syndrome and irreversible muscle cell death