RE: pressure testing for chronic, exercise induced compartment syndrome

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Very few will do this testing any more and

will instead go by history, symptoms and MRI. The slit-catheter pressure

testing equipment can be difficult to negotiate from the OR.

Ted Forcum,

DC, DACBSP

ACA Sports Council, Past President

'08 US Olympic

Sports Medicine Team Member

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From:

[mailto: ] On Behalf Of mike raeburn

Sent: Tuesday, January 11, 2011

12:01 PM

Subject: pressure

testing for chronic, exercise induced compartment syndrome

Greetings,

I have a patient that could benefit from intramuscular pressure testing and

was wondering if anyone could recommend a good lower extremity

orthopedist?

Thanks,

Dr. Raeburn