A condition caused by abnormally increased pressure within the abdomen.
Causes of abdominal compartment syndrome include trauma, surgery or infection.
Symptoms include a bloated abdomen, difficulty breathing or decreased urination.
Treatment typically involves surgery to release abdominal pressure.
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