Lower limb (well leg) compartment syndrome is uncommon and the condition is most often seen after trauma or vascular procedures. 4 There are few case reports regarding lithotomy positioning and the ...

Six studies used a single 5–10 cm posteromedial incision at the transition zone between the middle and distal thirds of the lower leg gaining access to the crural fascia. 3 8 27 33 35 40 In the ...

Shin splints are a common problem for runners, but they can affect other people too, including high-impact dancers, military recruits, and other athletes ...

Tendinitis This is a common problem in the lower leg. Tendons attach the muscle to bone. Inflammation of the tendon causes pain when the muscle is stretched or contracted, and when the tendon swells, ...

Accurate assessment of regional flow in the lower extremities is crucial for managing peripheral arterial disease (PAD) with critical limb ischemia. This study investigates dynamic 82Rb PET imaging ...

Eccentric contractions of the anterior leg compartment have, in the short term, been associated with an increase in intracompartmental pressure; however, there is currently no evidence of a direct ...

Your calf muscles—comprised of the gastrocnemius and soleus muscles—are responsible for pointing your feet forward, raising your toes, and propelling your body forward as you walk. Calf pain while ...

Barron Collier senior quarterback Niko Boyce is out for the season after suffering from compartment syndrome in his lower leg which required surgery the day after he competed for the Cougars ...

For shin pain that’s concentrated in the muscles and not yet the bones, follow the same advice as with shin splints: Scale back your running until the pain improves and incorporate targeted strength ...

Compartments are groups of muscles, nerves, and blood vessels in your arms and legs. For example, the anterior compartment of your lower leg contains the muscles and structures found next to your ...

A fasciotomy is a surgical procedure a person may need if they have a build up of pressure in a muscle compartment. Learn more about a fasciotomy and what to expect.