An Atypical Case Of Exertional Leg Pain - Page #3
 

Lab Studies:
MRI Angiogram: negative for popliteal artery entrapment Xrays: No bony abnormality <br>EMG/NCS: Negative <br>B12: 496 pg/ml (211-946) <br>Folate: 13.3 ng/ml (>3.0) <br>TSH: 2.15 uIU/ml (0.45-4.5) <br>Compartment pressure testing: Elevated values in bilateral anterior and deep posterior compartments

Other Studies:
Compartment Pre-exercise Post-exercise <br>R Anterior 22 48 <br>R Lateral 12 18 <br>R Deep Post. 14 33 <br>R Superf. Post. 13 23 <br> <br>L Anterior 13 36 <br>L Lateral 13 14 <br>L Deep Post. 12 30 <br>L Superf. Post. 13 15

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