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What are the complications after fasciectomy for compartment syndrome?
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Several: Upper extremity? Lower extremity? Cause of injury? Trauma? Vascular? Tissue loss, neuropathy, skin slough, infection, recurrence, swelling, need for graft
Answered 7/10/2014
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