Bilateral lower limb compartment syndrome after intermittent pneumatic compression and elastic stockings: a therapeutic challenge

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Case report highlights bilateral compartment syndrome from compression therapy in a patient post-surgery, suggesting careful risk assessment.

Bilateral compartment syndrome developed after using intermittent pneumatic compression and stockings, requiring surgical intervention.
Patient experienced effective recovery following fasciotomies for treatment of compartment syndrome in the legs.
Literature review included a detailed discussion on diagnosis, treatment, and pathophysiological mechanisms of compartment syndrome.
Findings underscore the potential risks of compression therapies in postoperative settings, necessitating thorough monitoring.

Góes et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Case report highlights bilateral compartment syndrome from compression therapy in a patient post-surgery, suggesting careful risk assessment.