Finger compartment syndrome due to a high-pressure washer injury: A case report

Figure 1 Clinical course of finger compartment syndrome. A 60-year-old man was diagnosed with compartment syndrome in the right middle finger with an 0.2 cm penetrating wound on the distal phalangeal joint. A: Preoperative photograph showing the pale and tense distal phalanx in the middle finger; B and C: Finger fasciotomy on the radial and ulnar sides of the middle finger; D: Immediate postoperative photograph showing incomplete recovery of the fingertip; E: First-day postoperative photograph showing no further recovery at the middle fingertip; F: Third-day postoperative photograph showing complete recovery at the middle fingertip.