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Michelle Lennon-Maslin,Claudia Quaiser-Pohlot reliably diagnose or exclude ACS in at-risk patients. The misperceptions, low incidence, and numerous causes of ACS result in a low level of awareness among health-care professionals. Continued education, institutional protocols, and additional research may be necessary to raise awareness and improve the early detection of ACS.

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Pressure Measurement: Surrogate of Ischaemia,ysis. Intracompartmental pressure monitoring of at risk patients has recently been found to have a high sensitivity (94%) and specificity (98%) when utilising a slit catheter technique and a differential pressure threshold of 30 mmHg for more than two hours.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-96385-3n a complete physical examination is not possible. Compartment syndrome, unlike many musculoskeletal conditions, is much easier to treat than to accurately diagnose. Prompt fasciotomies with release of all involved muscular compartments prevent the life- and limb-threatening sequelae of a missed com

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Margarita Zaleshina,Alexander Zaleshinto summarize the available techniques employed in fasciotomy wound closure and to discuss the indications, advantages, disadvantages, and complications of these techniques in a way that readers may find useful and educative.