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1. A bilateral case of chronic intermittent ischaemia of the soleus muscle within its fascial compartment is described in a dental surgeon aged twenty-seven.
2. Symptoms were promptly relieved by decompression.
3. The mechanism of the condition is compared with that of the anterior tibial syndrome.
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