Managing missed lower extremity compartment syndrome in the physiologically stable patient: A systematic review and lessons from a Level I trauma center
BACKGROUND: Decompressing an acute lower extremity compartment syndrome salvages muscle and nerve and preserves limb function. However, reperfusion of ischemic tissue causes a systemic insult that can be life threatening. Hence, the management of missed acute lower limb compartment syndrome remain...
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Wolters Kluwer
2016
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| author | Glass, G Staruch, R Simmons, J Lawton, G Nanchahal, J Jain, A Hettiaratchy, S |
| author_facet | Glass, G Staruch, R Simmons, J Lawton, G Nanchahal, J Jain, A Hettiaratchy, S |
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| description | BACKGROUND: Decompressing an acute lower extremity compartment syndrome salvages muscle and nerve and preserves limb function. However, reperfusion of ischemic tissue causes a systemic insult that can be life threatening. Hence, the management of missed acute lower limb compartment syndrome remains controversial. The aim of this study was to evaluate the literature and, together with our own experience from a Level 1 trauma center, clarify the management of missed compartment syndrome in the physiologically stable patient. |
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| spelling | oxford-uuid:c0080230-b0bd-4714-abbd-49e6e39db4472022-03-27T05:51:47ZManaging missed lower extremity compartment syndrome in the physiologically stable patient: A systematic review and lessons from a Level I trauma centerJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:c0080230-b0bd-4714-abbd-49e6e39db447Symplectic Elements at OxfordWolters Kluwer2016Glass, GStaruch, RSimmons, JLawton, GNanchahal, JJain, AHettiaratchy, S BACKGROUND: Decompressing an acute lower extremity compartment syndrome salvages muscle and nerve and preserves limb function. However, reperfusion of ischemic tissue causes a systemic insult that can be life threatening. Hence, the management of missed acute lower limb compartment syndrome remains controversial. The aim of this study was to evaluate the literature and, together with our own experience from a Level 1 trauma center, clarify the management of missed compartment syndrome in the physiologically stable patient. |
| spellingShingle | Glass, G Staruch, R Simmons, J Lawton, G Nanchahal, J Jain, A Hettiaratchy, S Managing missed lower extremity compartment syndrome in the physiologically stable patient: A systematic review and lessons from a Level I trauma center |
| title | Managing missed lower extremity compartment syndrome in the physiologically stable patient: A systematic review and lessons from a Level I trauma center |
| title_full | Managing missed lower extremity compartment syndrome in the physiologically stable patient: A systematic review and lessons from a Level I trauma center |
| title_fullStr | Managing missed lower extremity compartment syndrome in the physiologically stable patient: A systematic review and lessons from a Level I trauma center |
| title_full_unstemmed | Managing missed lower extremity compartment syndrome in the physiologically stable patient: A systematic review and lessons from a Level I trauma center |
| title_short | Managing missed lower extremity compartment syndrome in the physiologically stable patient: A systematic review and lessons from a Level I trauma center |
| title_sort | managing missed lower extremity compartment syndrome in the physiologically stable patient a systematic review and lessons from a level i trauma center |
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