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Paravertebral compartment syndrome after exercise: a case report.

Tomofumi Ogoshi¹, Motoo Yoshimiya², Hiroshi Ichibakase²

¹Department of Emergency and Critical Medicine, Tottori University Hospital, 36-1, Nishichou, Yonago, Tottori, Japan. tomofumi-o@nifty.com.

Journal of Medical Case Reports

|November 1, 2020

Summary

A rare case of non-traumatic paravertebral compartment syndrome occurred after spinal exercises. Conservative management led to rapid symptom improvement, suggesting this approach can avoid unnecessary surgery.

Keywords:

Compartment pressure Compartment syndrome Creatine phosphokinase Lumbar multifidus Rower

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Background:

Non-traumatic paravertebral compartment syndrome is exceptionally rare.
This condition typically presents with severe pain and functional limitation.

Observation:

A 23-year-old male experienced severe back pain post-spinal exercises, with elevated creatine phosphokinase and hematuria.
MRI confirmed paravertebral muscle edema without hematoma.
Elevated bilateral compartment pressures were measured.

Findings:

Conservative management, including pain management and monitoring, was initiated due to normal urine output and expected creatine phosphokinase decline.
Significant reduction in compartment pressure and pain occurred within 24 hours.
Full recovery and ambulation without medication were achieved within 5 days.

Implications:

This case highlights the potential for conservative management in non-traumatic paravertebral compartment syndrome.
Findings suggest that prompt surgical intervention may not always be necessary for this condition.
Emphasizes the importance of considering conservative treatment to avoid potential surgical complications.