Risk factors relating the surgical outcomes of lower leg traumatic compartment syndrome in Vietnam
Journal: Open Journal of Trauma (Vol.1, No. 3)Publication Date: 2017-12-04
Authors : Trung DT Dinh HN Trung TN Duc BN Ngoc MH;
Page : 072-074
Keywords : Compartment syndrome; Fasciotomy; Risk factors;
Abstract
Objective: Risk factors relating the surgical outcomes of lower leg traumatic compartment syndrome in Vietnam.
Patients and method: We retrospected 26 patients diagnosed with leg compartment syndrome who were operated at Saint Paul University Hospital from 2009 to 2013. Our study assessed relevant factors:the duration from injury time to operative time, symptoms of sensory loss, motion loss, vascular Doppler signal loss and increased CPK level. Other less relevant factors: pain, stiffness and swelling of leg, GOT/GPT, Urea/ Creatinine, white blood cell count.
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