Crush syndrome is a medical condition that occurs when a large amount of pressure is exerted on an individual's body, leading to severe tissue damage. There are several synonyms for this condition, including "crush injury," "compression syndrome," and "traumatic rhabdomyolysis." Each of these terms highlight different aspects of the condition, with "crush injury" focusing on physical impact, "compression syndrome" emphasizing pressure, and "traumatic rhabdomyolysis" highlighting the breakdown of muscle tissue. Regardless of the term used, crush syndrome can lead to a range of serious medical issues, including kidney failure, cardiac arrest, and limb amputation. Immediate medical attention is necessary to prevent further complications and long-term damage.