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An MRI scan revealed a partial tear of the abductor hallucis muscle with diffuse edema in the compartment. Under general anesthesia compartmental pressure was measured. The involved compartment's pressure was 130 mm/hg while the contralateral foot measured 10 mm/hg. Immediate fasciotomy was performed with instant pain relief. No analgesics were needed following surgery. Compartment syndrome usually develops following trauma. In unusual cases the syndrome can appear due to other causes, such as muscle tear and present with different c
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