This is called the anterior compartment of the lower leg. Compartment syndromes can be acute or chronic. Acute anterior compartment syndrome can occur as a result of: ...

Cite this: Bilateral Lower Extremity Compartment Syndrome and Anterior Tibial Stress Fractures Following an Army Physical Fitness Test - Medscape - Apr 08, 2008.

Background Chronic exertional compartment syndrome (CECS) is an uncommon cause of leg pain in running athletes. Post-exercise compartment pressure measurements are an invasive test that many ...

The one thing to remember, Goddard says, is that you might struggle to make Zander's practice-tee fix if you can't stop your body from drifting. With that in mind, here he demonstrates three exercises ...

The lower legs are the most commonly affected region in compartment syndrome. Anatomically, lower leg has four compartments, namely the anterior, superficial posterior, deep posterior and lateral.

My 18yr old son (rugby player at club level) was diagnosed with shin splints and has been seeing a podiatrist and physiotherapist without much relief. He is studying sports & exercise science and ...

Similar to the upper arm, the forearm contains an anterior and posterior compartment. There are more muscles in the forearm, and anatomists further organize muscles in each compartment into layers.

Both acute exertional compartment syndrome and anterior tibial stress fractures are rare causes of leg pain in young athletes. [1, 2] As demonstrated by this case, their combined presentation can ...

According to the article this might indicate anterior compartment syndrome. This is not comforting to me at all! Can you please tell me more about this because I am unfamiliar with it? How do I know ...