A crushing injury to the muscles of the leg causes compartment syndrome, which includes all of the following except:

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Compartment syndrome involves increased pressure within a compartment, which can lead to reduced blood flow and oxygenation to the affected muscles and tissues, leading to cellular death and nerve damage. While bleeding and swelling are common causes of compartment syndrome, a fluid-filled cyst on a tendon is not a characteristic feature.

A Crushing Injury to the Muscles of the Leg Causes