Sentence examples for lead to compartment from inspiring English sources
Electrical burns may lead to compartment syndrome or rhabdomyolysis due to muscle breakdown.
In fact, not only can close fractures lead to compartment syndrome, but open fractures can also result in it; radical debridement should be performed for open fracture and repeated debridement is needed when necessary.
Seizures of unknown aetiology were reported by Haupt et al. In cases performed under general anaesthesia, continued accumulation of abdominal fluid may lead to compartment syndrome, necessitating emergent laparotomy.
The acute increase of muscle pressure can lead to compartment syndrome, clinically manifested as progressive swelling of the involved limbs, great pain, diminishing sensory abilities and muscle strength, and even paralysis [ 1- 3].
Swelling of damaged muscle occasionally leads to compartment syndrome compression of surrounding tissues, such as nerves and blood vessels, in the same fascial compartment leading to the loss of blood supply and damage or loss of function in the part(s) of the body supplied by these structures.
The compartments continued until the late 1960s to carry around half a million tons of coal, long after most British canals had ceased to be used for commercial traffic, but the gradual demise of the coal industry led to compartment traffic ceasing in 1986.
During revision surgery, injury to the left common iliac artery led to compartment syndrome resulting in a lower leg amputation.
Fluid accumulation may lead to a compartment syndrome.
The fluid extravasation during a routine PCNL procedure may lead to abdominal compartment syndrome.
High-energy blunt trauma, external compression, systemic hypotension, vascular injury, and coagulopathy in those patients may assimilate and thus lead to a compartment syndrome [ 10].
Local extravasation of fluids due to incomplete penetration of the needle into the cortex, IO infusion into a fractured limb, or perforation of the bone may lead to a compartment syndrome [ 108, 109].
