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Acute anterolateral compartment syndrome secondary to rupture of the peroneus longus muscle

Acute lateral-or peroneal-compartment syndrome of the leg is rare, with only nine previously reported cases.1, 7, In 1979, Davies2 reported an episode of acute lateral compartment syndrome caused by rupture of the peroneus longus muscle. The following patient history represents only the second report of this injury complex, and is unique in that compartment pressure monitoring documented secondary involvement of the anterior compartment as well.