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Case report on Clostridium perfringens-induced gas gangrene following an intramuscular injection: A stark reminder of injection-associated risks. [PDF]

Int J Surg Case Rep
Ismail MS, Fatima U, Ismail A, Khalid U.
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DELAYED CLOSURE OF FASCIOTOMY WOUND IN ACUTE COMPARTMENT SYNDROME USING A NOVEL PASHA DEVICE: A RARE CASE WITH VASCULAR INJURY

Obaid Ur Rehman, Ameer Hamza Mahmood-ul-Hassan, Nehala Nooz, Muhammad Hassan   +3 more
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The medial instep plantar fasciotomy

The Journal of Foot and Ankle Surgery, 1995
A review of the anatomy, etiology, and conservative and surgical treatments of plantar fasciitis are presented and a simple surgical technique is introduced. The medial instep plantar fasciotomy was performed by the authors on 50 feet previously untreated by surgery (41 patients).
Gerald K. Perelman, Neil S. Sandberg, Michael A. Figura   +2 more
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Fasciotomy

Archives of Surgery, 1981
Fourty-eight fasciotomies performed for conventional indications were analyzed, focusing primarily on the reliability of clinical diagnosis and the effectiveness of the operative technique. Decompression was accomplished immediately after hospital admission or arterial repair in 27 patients and deferred until the appearance of signs and symptoms in 21 ...
David L. Rollins, Jonathan B. Towne, Victor M. Bernhard   +2 more
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Fasciotomy after trauma to the extremities

The American Journal of Surgery, 1988
Over a 9-year period, fasciotomy for presumed compartmental syndromes after trauma was performed in 25 upper extremities and 100 lower extremities in 122 patients. This procedure was most commonly indicated after vascular injuries in the lower extremities. Twenty percent of patients underwent fasciotomy before vascular repair.
Jon M. Burch, David V. Feliciano, Pamela A. Cruse, Vicky Spjut-Patrinely, Kenneth L. Mattox   +4 more
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A method of fasciotomy wound closure

Injury, 1996
The indications and methods of fasciotomy for acute compartment syndrome have been well documented. There has not been much attention paid to postoperative care, especially the management of the open wound produced. The common practice is to cover the wound with a split-skin graft if there is any difficulty with attempted closure.
M.C. Stallard, C.E. Mbubaegbu
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Fasciotomy for chronic compartment syndrome [PDF]

Acta Orthopaedica Scandinavica, 1989
During 1977 and 1978, we operated on 34 patients with chronic anterior tibial compartment syndrome. Surgery consisted of subcutaneous fasciotomy of the anterior crural compartment under local anesthesia. Twenty-three patients were operated on bilaterally. The mean follow-up was 10 years. One patient was lost to follow-up, leaving a total of 56 legs for
Sven M. Almdahl, Frode Samdal
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