a crush injury of the footcan causecompartment syndrome
an increased pressure within a closed anatomical space , which compromises the circulation and function of the tissues within that space this may result in temporary or permanent damage to muscles and nerves compartment syndrome(passive) is caused byCompartment syndrome
an ischemia - reperfusion injury(passive) can be caused byCompartment syndrome
following the initial crush injury and bleeding(passive) is causedCompartment syndrome
hand crush injury in a newborn infant(passive) caused byOsteofascial compartment syndrome
a properly functioning infusion pump(passive) caused byKoht A. Compartment syndrome
severe injury , or athletic fatigue and exertion(passive) is caused bycompartment syndrome
a severe injury , such as a serious car accident(passive) is usually caused byCompartment syndrome
a leg injury in Philadelphia.[10(passive) caused bycompartment syndrome
a leg injury in Philadelphia.[11(passive) caused bycompartment syndrome
traumatic injury , bone fracture(passive) may be caused byCompartment syndrome
direct injury(passive) can be caused byCompartment syndrome
Venous injurymay ... causecompartment syndrome
a traumatic injury or broken bone(passive) is most often caused byCompartment syndrome
22 medical conditionscausingCompartment syndrome
a swelling brought on by the injury(passive) is caused byCompartment syndrome
When muscles are damaged , especially due to a crush injury , swelling within the muscle can occurcausingcompartment syndrome
no effective wayto preventcompartment syndrome
The compression of the musclehas causedcompartment syndrome
Casts and tight bandagescan causecompartment syndrome
Often , its the cast > itselfcausescompartment syndrome
2 ] The swollen and inflamed muscle may directly compress structures in the same fascial compartmentcausingcompartment syndrome
orderto preventcompartment syndrome
commonly(passive) is ... causedCompartment syndrome
edema , which will helppreventcompartment syndrome
an infiltrated intravenous catheter(passive) caused byCompartment syndrome
a severe crush - type injury(passive) is ... caused bycompartment syndrome
ongoing overuse ( chronic exertional compartment syndrome ) , which may occur , for example , in long - distance running. Foot and ankle ( anterior shin splints(passive) may also be caused byCompartment syndrome
an injury that she sustained during her birth(passive) caused bycompartment syndrome
trauma ... crushing injury , surgery , or long - term constriction of the fascia , such as a tight cast(passive) is caused byCompartment syndrome
decreased blood flow , trauma , bleeding , fluid buildup , or other factors(passive) may be caused bycompartment syndrome
a one - time traumatic injury such as a fractured bone or a hard blow to the thigh(passive) may be caused byCompartment syndrome
swelling or bleeding after an injury that leads to an increase in pressure(passive) is commonly caused byCompartment syndrome
rapid increases in the size of the muscles associated with significant increases in training ( often seen in military recruits ) , or unaccustomed strenuous exercise(passive) can be caused byCompartment syndrome
a severe injury and is classified as a medical emergency , or chronic , which is generally not as severe and caused by overuse or repetitive use(passive) is caused byCompartment syndrome
the bleeding ... severe enoughto causecompartment syndrome
from exercising , bleeding or swelling after an injuryusually resultsfrom exercising , bleeding or swelling after an injury
from bleeding or swelling after an injury or surgeryusually resultsfrom bleeding or swelling after an injury or surgery
pain or crampingcausespain or cramping
the same kind of pain(passive) is caused bythe same kind of pain
so much paincausesso much pain
the pain in his calves(passive) caused bythe pain in his calves
quite severe paincan causequite severe pain
the chronic pain in Virtue 's shins(passive) caused bythe chronic pain in Virtue 's shins
permanent damage to muscles , nerves , blood supplycan causepermanent damage to muscles , nerves , blood supply
Undiagnosed shin pain(passive) can be caused byUndiagnosed shin pain
intense pressure and severe paincausedintense pressure and severe pain
to triceps swelling and painledto triceps swelling and pain
permanent muscle damage if not treatedcan causepermanent muscle damage if not treated
tissue death and nerve damagewill causetissue death and nerve damage
from bleeding or swelling after an injury and causes high pressure in the arearesultsfrom bleeding or swelling after an injury and causes high pressure in the area
right from irreversible functional impairment , ischemia , and contracturecan resultright from irreversible functional impairment , ischemia , and contracture
severe muscle and nerve damagecan causesevere muscle and nerve damage
pain and swelling in the calves and shinscausespain and swelling in the calves and shins
P.C. Pain And Suffering(passive) Caused ByP.C. Pain And Suffering
Another pain culprit(passive) is caused byAnother pain culprit
Initial reactions of pain(passive) caused byInitial reactions of pain
more serious problems than paincan causemore serious problems than pain
permanent nerve damage or loss of limbcan causepermanent nerve damage or loss of limb
in permanent nerve damage and foot dropresultedin permanent nerve damage and foot drop
in weakness , limited mobility , and intense paincan resultin weakness , limited mobility , and intense pain
Pettersson H. Lateral elbow pain(passive) caused byPettersson H. Lateral elbow pain
serious nerve damagecan causeserious nerve damage
nerve and muscle damagecan causenerve and muscle damage
bleeding or swelling after an injury and impedes the flow of blood to and from the affected tissuesresultsbleeding or swelling after an injury and impedes the flow of blood to and from the affected tissues
to gangrene , amputation or even deathcan eventually leadto gangrene , amputation or even death
to greater death of the surrounding muscle tissue around the injury.[14leadsto greater death of the surrounding muscle tissue around the injury.[14
to greater death of the surrounding muscle tissue around the injury.[12leadsto greater death of the surrounding muscle tissue around the injury.[12
to Complex Regional Pain Syndromeledto Complex Regional Pain Syndrome
him to quickly experience pain in his forearmscausedhim to quickly experience pain in his forearms
pain in arm and leg musclescausespain in arm and leg muscles
in amputation of the affected limbcan resultin amputation of the affected limb
to Amputation Compartment syndromeLeadingto Amputation Compartment syndrome
in amputation | Paris & Chaikincan resultin amputation | Paris & Chaikin