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Yes. Abdominal compartment syndrome almost always develops after a severe injury, surgery, or during a critical illness. It can also follow

  • Trauma, especially when it results in shock
  • Abdominal surgery, particularly a liver transplant
  • Burns
  • Sepsis (an infection that causes inflammation throughout your body)
  • Severe ascites or abdominal bleeding
  • Pelvic fracture
  • Vigorous eccentric abdominal exercises (i.e. situps on a back extension machine in weight rooms)

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