Brads Surgery - The Left Leg
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So this is where all the donated skin goes to
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dude. 4 times? you think you would learn to stay of the slope as there trying to kill you lol
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@Newspeakgeneration i hate it when people troll -.-
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i hate when people post very minor surgery videos acting like they have gone through some traumatic experience.
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this reminds me of my shin. i hit it over a log hard enough that it split the shin in a clean line 3 inches down my shin. you could see the meat and everything. the only difference between ours was mine as on my shin and i had 14 stiches
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ok not to sure but since people ask me too. then i say is real then..
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@cadaverock trust me not bull im a 24 year old girl whose just come outta hospital after a 4 week stay after a tibia and fibula fracture, i had compartment syndrome and needed a double fasciotomy on my right leg - google it and see! :) i have 4 scars from the tibial nail and screws and the double fasciotomy with 76 stitches to prove it. :P All from a bad car crash with a daft male driver who took me 30ft down an embankment into a wall :(
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@elibunyan1 Hey, I also broke my tibia and Fibula after a nasty car incident and went down a 30ft embankment into a wall, after 3 days i got compartment syndrome they did a right sided fasciotomy on my right leg and the pressure was 61 and 2 days later i had to go back in for the left side done this pressure was 46 normal pressure should be under 20! I had a drain in it and after 2 weeks it was closed without skingraft :) just 76 stitches
Nasty scars thought to boot plus the tibial nail.
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that looks cool, seeing the inside of a leg. atleast you recoverd fully and hopefully are back to normal.
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wow it looks like a mouth lol
No, my medical textbook. I didn't think someone would complain about an accurate answer. But I guess some people will always find something to complain about.
cminmd0041 3 years ago 9
Compartment syndrome occurs when deep bone or muscle tissue is injured and swells, but the stiff fibrous connective tissue of the fascia prevents the expansion outward so pressure builds causing excruciating pain. A surgeon will relieve the pressure by opening the fascia with long deep incisions. It can be caused by a broken bone, crushing of a limb and sometimes an adverse reaction to IV medication (but that is usually in the arms).
cminmd0041 3 years ago 7