chronic exertional compartment syndrome

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CHRONIC EXERTIONAL COMPARTMENT SYNDROME CAUSES OF (CECS) Muscle Enlargement Repetitive Impact Overuse Anatomy TREATMENT OF (CECS) Conservative Management Activity Modification Physical Therapy Orthotics Surgery www.advancedclinicalphysiotherapy.com.au

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