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Is it possible to have compartment syndrome and a herniated tibialis anterior?
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Yes: Yes whatever trauma caused the herniation of the muscle could also cause compartment syndrome. Or herniation of the muscle could cause swelling of the muscle that leads to compartment syndrome.
Answered 11/27/2017
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