Chronic exertional compartment syndrome (CECS) is a rare condition that can cause significant pain to the lower extremity.
Cases have been reported in the forearm, thigh, and foot, bu...
Typically, no associated trauma or injury
Pain is described as fullness, cramp-like, or tightness.
Pain reoccurs consistently with specific amounts of exertion (time, distance, or inten...
Conservative measures have largely been lacking evidence and include stretching, prolonged rest, decreasing activity levels, avoiding activities that exacerbate symptoms, and...
Very little literature on rehabilitation after fasciotomy
Small study rehabilitation protocol includes:
Crutches for ambulation immediately postfasciotomy.
Remove crutches when one can bear ...
Typical presentation is a young athlete who has recurrent lower extremity pain that is aggravated with repetitive activity and alleviated with rest.
A high index of suspicion if athlete...
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