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See Latest ArticlesUnrecognized Anterior Compartment Syndrome Following Ankle Fracture Surgery
Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association, 09/21/09
Seyahi A et al. – A 35–year–old male sustained a lateral malleolar fracture while playing football. The fracture was treated by open reduction and internal fixation with a tourniquet. The next day, the patient returned with pain and swelling of the ankle and was admitted again to the hospital with a suspected diagnosis of cellulitis. Ten hours later, the patient developed the symptoms of anterior compartment syndrome. Emergency open fasciotomy of the anterior compartment was performed.
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