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Πέμπτη 27 Ιουλίου 2017

Postoperative gluteal compartment syndrome following microsurgical free-flap hand reconstruction: the importance of early recognition and treatment

Compartment syndrome, a surgical emergency, is caused by an increase in pressure within a closed osseofascial space, often due to trauma. This causes a decrease in tissue perfusion and ultimately tissue necrosis and multiorgan failure if not treated in a timely fashion. Gluteal compartment syndrome is a rare variant and often caused by a period of immobilisation secondary to intoxication with alcohol or drugs or during long operations, typically in the supine position. We report on a case of gluteal compartment syndrome developing in a patient postoperatively following a long microsurgical procedure to a hand, which has not been documented before. Although rare, we highlight the clinical course and diagnostic criteria, which are essential for early identification and treatment.



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