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Bilateral lower extremity compartment syndrome and anterior tibial stress fractures following an army physical fitness test.

A 30-year-old active-duty soldier presented to the Walter Reed Army Medical Center emergency department for evaluation of sudden-onset bilateral leg and thigh pain immediately following completion of his 2.5-mile army physical fitness test walk. On evaluation he was found to have grade 4 anterior tibial stress fractures and bilateral lower extremity compartment syndrome.