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American Heart Journal, 1956
Abstract A case of accidental oil pulmonary embolism producing shock and pulmonary edema is presented. Cardiorespiratory function studies showed hyperventilation, anoxemia, and pulmonary arterial hypertension with increased blood flow. Supportive treatment with noradrenaline, oxygen, and adrenocorticotrophin resulted in complete recovery.
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Abstract A case of accidental oil pulmonary embolism producing shock and pulmonary edema is presented. Cardiorespiratory function studies showed hyperventilation, anoxemia, and pulmonary arterial hypertension with increased blood flow. Supportive treatment with noradrenaline, oxygen, and adrenocorticotrophin resulted in complete recovery.
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A.M.A. Archives of Surgery, 1952
OPINIONS differ as to the incidence and the importance of fat embolism. 1 For this reason we have studied 109 patients suffering from injuries, with the following questions in mind: What is a practical and dependable method for making a diagnosis of fat embolism? How common is fat embolism? Is the incidence related to the severity of injury or the type
M M, MUSSELMAN, W W, GLAS, T D, GREKIN
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OPINIONS differ as to the incidence and the importance of fat embolism. 1 For this reason we have studied 109 patients suffering from injuries, with the following questions in mind: What is a practical and dependable method for making a diagnosis of fat embolism? How common is fat embolism? Is the incidence related to the severity of injury or the type
M M, MUSSELMAN, W W, GLAS, T D, GREKIN
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Southern Medical Journal, 1976
Despite continuing interest in fat embolism, the precise pathogenesis and the best treatment of the syndrome are still in doubt. To assess the effect of a high index of suspicion about the outcome of the syndrome, we have compared 37 patients seen from 1962 to 1968 with 16 patients seen from 1968 to 1974.
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Despite continuing interest in fat embolism, the precise pathogenesis and the best treatment of the syndrome are still in doubt. To assess the effect of a high index of suspicion about the outcome of the syndrome, we have compared 37 patients seen from 1962 to 1968 with 16 patients seen from 1968 to 1974.
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Journal of Thoracic Imaging, 1987
The clinical fat embolism syndrome consisting of progressive pulmonary insufficiency, cerebral disfunction, and petechiae is rare. Following severe skeletal trauma, fat droplets appear in the circulating blood and embolize the capillaries of the lungs and other organs.
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The clinical fat embolism syndrome consisting of progressive pulmonary insufficiency, cerebral disfunction, and petechiae is rare. Following severe skeletal trauma, fat droplets appear in the circulating blood and embolize the capillaries of the lungs and other organs.
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Injury, 1997
The classical fat embolism syndrome comprises the symptoms of petechial rash, pulmonary distress and mental disturbances with an onset 24-48 h following a pelvic or long-bone fracture. Although the first description of the fat embolization process is ascribed to Zenker’ in an article published in 1862, he only mentioned the presence of fat in the lung ...
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The classical fat embolism syndrome comprises the symptoms of petechial rash, pulmonary distress and mental disturbances with an onset 24-48 h following a pelvic or long-bone fracture. Although the first description of the fat embolization process is ascribed to Zenker’ in an article published in 1862, he only mentioned the presence of fat in the lung ...
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The American Journal of Surgery, 1953
W W, GLAS, T D, GREKIN, M M, MUSSELMAN
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W W, GLAS, T D, GREKIN, M M, MUSSELMAN
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