Helmet Tap To Hand Trap: An Uncommon Football Injury - Page #3
 

Lab Studies:
Laboratory evaluation showed a CBC and CMP with no abnormalities and a normal creatine kinase of 303 (male: 58-356mg/dl).

Other Studies:
CT Angiography of the right upper extremity demonstrates patent radial and ulnar arteries with no arterial injury and an anterior contusion of antecubital/distal bicep region.

Consultations:
In the emergency department, orthopedic consultation was obtained for possible developing compartment syndrome.

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