Author

Dr. Michael S Shuler, et al.

Journal

Journal of Trauma & Treatment

Summary

This article explains that near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) noninvasively measures tissue oxygenation 2–3 cm below the skin, making it useful for continuous monitoring of regional perfusion. Its ability to detect localized hypoperfusion makes NIRS a promising tool for diagnosing acute compartment syndrome.

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