Pulmonary gas embolism can have very variable consequences and may become a real challenge for anesthesiologists. We hereby report a case of major pulmonary embolism which took place under unusual circumstances and was documented echocardiographically.
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December 1996
One hundred and nine hip arthroplasties using custom cementless stems performed in patients 50 years of age or younger were reviewed after a minimum follow-up of two years. The etiologies included mainly major deformation of the upper femoral metaphysis such as CDH or after osteotomy and some cases of AVN or post-traumatic osteoarthritis. Two stems (1,8%) were revised and the overall clinical and radiographic failure rate was 5,5%.
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