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2021, InjuryCitation Excerpt :Furthermore, the positive predictive value of a single clinical symptom to diagnose ACS is recognized to be low (11%−15%), whereas the complete absence of clinical symptoms is more predictive for ACS exclusion [30]. In cases of imminent compartment syndrome, repeated clinical assessments are of upmost importance to avoid delay of diagnosis [4,8]. Due to the aforementioned reasons, objective assessment of the ICP supports the confirmation or exclusion of ACS.
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2020, InjuryCitation Excerpt :They all address one of the known pathophysiological pathways which are associated with ongoing increased compartment pressure, tissue swelling and compromise of microcirculation. However, neither the invasive nor the non-invasive measurements of the compartment pressure [9], the elasticity [15,36], the microcirculation [7,32], or determination of the resulting changes of soft tissue properties (e.g. temperature) [13] could achieve the requirements for daily clinical use in decision making yet. Recently Wang et al. presented a study showing a correlation between the compartment depth and intra-compartmental pressure [39].
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