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Fat embolism

Introduction: Fat embolism

Description of Fat embolism

Fat embolism: Artery blockage caused by a lump of fat.

Fat embolism: a respiratory distress syndrome that can occur during long bone fractures that result from the release of bone marrow elements into the circulatory system that accumulate in the lungs to affect gas exchange adversely.bone marrow embolism SYN: oil embolism.
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Fat embolism: Embolism caused by fat entering the circulation. It is often seen after fractures of large bones or after corticosteroid administration.
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