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(Pain):80%,
(Pallor) :
,
(Paresthesia,
Paralysis) :
(Pulselessness) :
(embolus)1977
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94%77%
60%
20%
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(Fasciotomy)
reperfusion injury
animal model
: Duplex sonography
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duplex sonography
Chest X ray,
EKG, cardiac echo
(1):
Fogarty
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(3):
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,
: (1)
(2)
LDH.SGOT.CPK
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(fogarty
catheter)
thrombectcmy
: warfarin
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(intra-arterial
thrombolysis)
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