John Gray Seiler III, MD, Kyle E. Hammond, MD, S. Houston Payne, MD,
and Robert Ivy, MD
Bilateral Exertional Compartment Syndrome of the Forearm: Evaluation and Endoscopic Treatment in an Elite Swimmer
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Exertional compartment syndromes are uncommon but can significantly impair athletic performance. This report describes an unusual case of bilateral forearm compartment syndromes in an elite-level swimmer that was able to be treated successfully using a novel endoscopic fasciotomy method. (Journal of Surgical Orthopaedic Advances 20(2):126–131, 2011)
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