Fat Embolisms in Lower Organ Fractured Patients Referred to Taleghani Hospital of Kermanshah (2003-4)

AuthorS Rezaeeen
AuthorM Saeben
AuthorM Fakhrien
AuthorA Barzegaren
Issued Date2005-12-20en
AbstractIntroduction: Fat embolism is a rare but serious consequence of fracture which is also potentially fatal.  It is caused by the occlusion of blood vessels by fat globules in the brain and lungs, causing bleeding into the alveoli and the disruption of oxygen transfer. Clinical manifestations are: respiratory failure, loss of consciousness, fever, tachycardia and petchiae, all following the fracture of a lower organ.  Appropriate care can reduce its incidence through fixing of the organ and the administration of oxygen, electrolytes, rehydration and suitable analgesics. The objective of this research was to study the lower organ fractured patients (LOFPs) referred to the Talaghani Hospital of Kermanshah during 2003-4.en
DOIhttps://doi.org/en
KeywordFat Embolismen
KeywordLower Organ Fractureen
KeywordKermanshahen
PublisherBrieflandsen
TitleFat Embolisms in Lower Organ Fractured Patients Referred to Taleghani Hospital of Kermanshah (2003-4)en
TypeResearch Articleen

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