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<p>A 33 year old male presents to the emergency department after sustaining a gunshot wound to his forearm. He complains of increasing pain and swelling in the affected arm, accompanied by tingling sensations in his hand. On examination, there is tense swelling, pain with passive finger extension, and diminished sensation distal to the injury site. Kindly suggest probable diagnosis and treatment for the same.</p>

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Explore a case study of a 33-year-old male experiencing acute compartment syndrome following a gunshot wound to the forearm. Learn about the symptoms, diagnosis, and urgent management of this critical condition.

Case Study: Acute Compartment Syndrome Post Gunshot Injury

Acute Compartment Syndrome Following Gunshot Wound to the Forearm

Clinical case discussion shared for educational purposes and professional medical opinion.

Acute Compartment Syndrom...