Rapid-onset cerebral fat embolism syndrome leading to brain death: A case report

Diffuse fat emboli can lead to rapid development of fatal cerebral edema even in the absence of anatomical shunts. MRI is the superior modality to detect FES and should be pursued early in patients with risk factors or clinical signs of neurologic involvement.

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Trauma Case Reports
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2024-09-13
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.tcr.2024.101109
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Cardiovascular and Diving-Related Complications
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Rapid-onset cerebral fat embolism syndrome leading to brain death: A case report

Alfred Croteau, Jonathan D. Gates, J. Williams
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Rapid-onset cerebral fat embolism syndrome leading to brain death: A case report

Alfred Croteau, Jonathan D. Gates, J. Williams
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Abstract

Diffuse fat emboli can lead to rapid development of fatal cerebral edema even in the absence of anatomical shunts. MRI is the superior modality to detect FES and should be pursued early in patients with risk factors or clinical signs of neurologic involvement.

Trauma Case ReportsVol. 54
Hartford Hospital (US), University of Connecticut (US), UConn Health (US)
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