Volkmann’s ischemic contracture (VIC) is a serious medical condition where muscles, nerves, and tissues of the forearm and hand become permanently shortened and damaged due to a lack of blood flow (ischemia). It typically results from untreated or delayed compartment syndrome, often after a fracture or traumatic injury. Early detection and intervention are critical to prevent permanent disability (1). Symptoms The symptoms of Volkmann’s contracture … Continue reading Volkmann’s ischemic contracture