A fasciotomy is a procedure used to decompress acute compartment syndrome. Most commonly, acute compartment syndrome occurs in the leg and the forearm in the setting of acute trauma. This activity highlights the exact steps needed to perform 2 common fasciotomies. A high index of suspicion is necessary for the early detection of compartment syndrome, and a low threshold for intervention is needed by a trained healthcare professional.
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