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Symptoms of COMPARTMENT SYNDROME


There is swelling and increased pressure in the involved area. The tissue feels tense, and there may be pallor, caused by impaired blood flow. Often there is trauma, such as a crush injury or fracture. Permanent injury may occur with contractures of the tissue, deformity of the limbs and muscle weakness and numbness.



Overview and causes of COMPARTMENT SYNDROME - click here









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Medical Content Last Updated on 07/12/2008

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