Template:Compartment Syndrome Indications - Revision history

ClaireLewis at 15:45, 9 October 2019

2019-10-09T15:45:16Z

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	**[[fracture]] '''(most common risk factor)''' - can occur with open fracture		**[[fracture]] '''(most common risk factor)''' - can occur with open fracture
	**[[crush injury]]		**[[crush injury]]
	**~~immobilizaition~~		**immobilization
	**[[snake bites]]		**[[snake bites]]
	**[[burns]]		**[[burns]]
	**prolonged tourniquet application		**prolonged [[tourniquet]] application
	**fluid extravasation into a limb		**fluid extravasation into a limb
	**soft tissue infection		**[[skin and soft tissue infections\|soft tissue infection]]
	**extreme exertion		**extreme exertion

	*Immediate threat is viability of nerve and muscle; later threat is infection, gangrene, [[~~Rhabdomyolysis~~]], [[~~Renal Failure~~]]		*Immediate threat is viability of nerve and muscle; later threat is infection, [[gangrene]], [[rhabdomyolysis]], [[renal failure]]

Kearny89: /* Compartment Syndrome Indications */

2019-06-10T23:57:22Z

Compartment Syndrome Indications

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	===[[Compartment Syndrome]] Indications===		===[[Compartment Syndrome]] Indications===
	*Consider whenever pain or paresthesia occurs in an extremity after:		*Consider whenever pain or paresthesia occurs in an extremity after:
	**[[fracture]]		**[[fracture]] '''(most common risk factor)''' - can occur with open fracture
	**[[crush injury]]		**[[crush injury]]
	**immobilizaition		**immobilizaition

Josgood: /* Compartment Syndrome Indications */

2017-08-12T14:01:29Z

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	**[[snake bites]]		**[[snake bites]]
	**[[burns]]		**[[burns]]
	**~~prolongued~~ tourniquet application		**prolonged tourniquet application
	**fluid extravasation into a limb		**fluid extravasation into a limb
	**soft tissue infection		**soft tissue infection

Rossdonaldson1 at 18:08, 30 May 2015

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			===[[Compartment Syndrome]] Indications===
	*Consider whenever pain or paresthesia occurs in an extremity after:		*Consider whenever pain or paresthesia occurs in an extremity after:
	**[[fracture]]		**[[fracture]]

Rossdonaldson1 at 10:29, 8 December 2014

2014-12-08T10:29:19Z

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	*Consider whenever pain or paresthesia occurs in an extremity after:		*Consider whenever pain or paresthesia occurs in an extremity after:
	**fracture		**[[fracture]]
	**crush injury		**[[crush injury]]
	**immobilizaition		**immobilizaition
	**snake bites		**[[snake bites]]
	**burns		**[[burns]]
	**prolongued tourniquet application		**prolongued tourniquet application
	**fluid extravasation into a limb		**fluid extravasation into a limb

Ostermayer at 19:36, 20 July 2014

2014-07-20T19:36:22Z

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	**immobilizaition		**immobilizaition
	**snake bites		**snake bites
	*burns		**burns
	**prolongued tourniquet application		**prolongued tourniquet application
	**fluid extravasation into a limb		**fluid extravasation into a limb

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*Consider whenever pain or paresthesia occurs in an extremity after:
**fracture
**crush injury
**immobilizaition
**snake bites
*burns
**prolongued tourniquet application
**fluid extravasation into a limb
**soft tissue infection
**extreme exertion

*Immediate threat is viability of nerve and muscle; later threat is infection, gangrene, [[Rhabdomyolysis]], [[Renal Failure]]