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direct trauma(passive) is caused byAcute compartment syndrome
due to a sudden increase in the tissue pressure in a given fascial compartment(passive) is causedAcute compartment syndrome
by a traumatic injury such as a fracture(passive) caused byCompartment Syndrome Acute compartment syndrome
a traumatic injury such as a fracture(passive) is ... caused byAcute compartment syndrome
most commonly(passive) is ... causedAcute compartment syndrome
uncontrolled hypothyroidism(passive) caused byAcute compartment syndrome
a direct impact to the shin(passive) is caused byAcute compartment syndrome
by intravenous infiltration(passive) caused by21301289 - Pediatric compartment syndrome
intravenous infiltration(passive) caused by21301289 - Pediatric compartment syndrome
when a Pelican case filled with television equipment fell on O'Brien's left forearmcausingacute compartment syndrome
a tipping pointcauses/ caused compartment syndrome
by intravenous infiltration(passive) caused byPediatric compartment syndrome
intravenous infiltration(passive) caused byPediatric compartment syndrome
swelling of the muscle within its tight fascia on activity(passive) is caused byExertional compartment syndrome
excessive exercise(passive) is caused byExertional Compartment Syndrome Exertional compartment syndrome
Traumatic rupture of the superior gluteal artery , without fracture of the pelviscausingcompartment syndrome of the buttock
When muscles are damaged , especially due to a crush injury , swelling within the muscle can occurcausingcompartment syndrome
haematomas(passive) caused byfasciotomy in compartment syndrome
the potentialto causeextremity compartment syndrome
Any injury that leads to severe tissue edema within the fascial compartmentscan causecompartment syndrome
When muscles are damaged , swelling within the muscle can occurcausingcompartment syndrome
increased pressure within a muscle compartment(passive) is caused byCompartment syndrome
by pressure buildup within the muscles of my leg(passive) was causedcompartment syndrome
femoral nerve dysfunctionresultingfrom iliacus compartment syndrome
by excessive swelling after a trauma(passive) is caused byCompartment Syndrome
the compression of tissues within a limb from swelling following an injury(passive) is caused byCompartment Syndrome Compartment syndrome
swelling or bleeding after an injury that leads to an increase in pressure(passive) is commonly caused byCompartment syndrome
a crush injury(passive) caused byCompartment syndrome
Swelling of the musclewill causecompartment syndrome
a variety of factors in addition to the use of creatine(passive) can be caused byCompartment syndrome
a crush injury of the footcan causecompartment syndrome
Rhabdomyolysis Rhabdomyolysis ... muscle swellingcausingcompartment syndrome
following the initial crush injury and bleeding(passive) is causedCompartment syndrome
The combination of external compression and an increase in compartment contents due to either trauma or surgerymay causea compartment syndrome
intra - abdominal pressureleadingto compartment syndrome
increased pressure within fascial compartment(passive) is caused byCompartment syndrome
crush injuries(passive) can be caused byCompartment syndrome
Crush injuriescan causecompartment syndrome
crush injuries (can leadto compartment syndrome
by pressure buildup within the muscles of my leg as a result of over - exertion(passive) was caused bycompartment syndrome
from repetitive impact sports and exercises ... like long distance running and speed walkingresultsfrom repetitive impact sports and exercises ... like long distance running and speed walking
pressure within the muscles to build , decreasing blood flow and preventing nourishment and oxygen from reaching nerve and muscle cellscausespressure within the muscles to build , decreasing blood flow and preventing nourishment and oxygen from reaching nerve and muscle cells
to tissue deathcan leadto tissue death
aseptic meningitiscan causeaseptic meningitis
in rhabdomyolysismay resultin rhabdomyolysis
in the amputation of his left arm above the elbowresultedin the amputation of his left arm above the elbow
to deathleadingto death
to ... rhabdomyolysisledto ... rhabdomyolysis
in bleeding or swelling in the compartmentresultingin bleeding or swelling in the compartment
in worsened systemic crush syndrome and irreversible muscle necrosismay resultin worsened systemic crush syndrome and irreversible muscle necrosis
in irreversible tissue damage , loss of sensation , infection and amputationresultsin irreversible tissue damage , loss of sensation , infection and amputation
in worsened systemic crush syndrome and irreversible muscle cell deathmay resultin worsened systemic crush syndrome and irreversible muscle cell death
in scarring , loss of sensation and function , foot drop , loss of tissue or muscle , or even amputationresultingin scarring , loss of sensation and function , foot drop , loss of tissue or muscle , or even amputation
to the Diagnosis of McArdle DiseaseLeadingto the Diagnosis of McArdle Disease
pressure and swelling in her legscausedpressure and swelling in her legs
pain or crampingcausespain or cramping
from ischemia of a muscle compartmentmay resultfrom ischemia of a muscle compartment
your painmay causeyour pain
in permanent neuromuscular deficits such as foot drop or even amputationresultingin permanent neuromuscular deficits such as foot drop or even amputation
to ischemia and tissue necrosisleadsto ischemia and tissue necrosis
necrosis of tissue in the compartment and eventually rhabdomyolysis or kidney failurecan causenecrosis of tissue in the compartment and eventually rhabdomyolysis or kidney failure
permanent muscle and nerve damagecan ... causepermanent muscle and nerve damage
from bleeding or swelling after an injuryusually resultsfrom bleeding or swelling after an injury
from bleeding or swelling after an injuryresultsfrom bleeding or swelling after an injury
in muscle death over timedoes resultin muscle death over time
muscle and nerve damage and impaired blood flow that can result in the death of leg tissue in the injured areacausesmuscle and nerve damage and impaired blood flow that can result in the death of leg tissue in the injured area
in muscle necrosis and loss of functionresultingin muscle necrosis and loss of function
in muscle death and gangreneresultsin muscle death and gangrene
cramping paincan causecramping pain
from bleeding or swellingresultsfrom bleeding or swelling
to muscle and nerve damagecan leadto muscle and nerve damage
painwill causepain
nerve damage or muscle death and in some cases lead to kidney failure and amputationcan causenerve damage or muscle death and in some cases lead to kidney failure and amputation
to necrosis of the leg if not treated with urgent surgerycan leadto necrosis of the leg if not treated with urgent surgery
numbness from increased pressure in lower leg and nerve compressioncausesnumbness from increased pressure in lower leg and nerve compression
to amputationleadingto amputation
to amputationmay leadto amputation
in amputationresultingin amputation
to amputationleadingto amputation
in the loss of a limb if not treatedcan resultin the loss of a limb if not treated