[Fat embolism in common carotid artery following temporal autologous fat graft].

Ann Chir Plast Esthet

Service de chirurgie oncologique, université de Lorraine, institut de cancérologie de Lorraine, 54519 Vandœuvre-les-Nancy, France.

Published: April 2023

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  • * There have been numerous documented instances of fat embolism, which is a potential complication following this procedure.
  • * In this case, the patient experienced a fat embolism in the common carotid artery after receiving a temporal autologous fat graft.

Article Abstract

Lipofilling is a well-known procedure, initially described by Coleman in 1991. Many cases of fat embolism following this procedure are published. Our patient had a common carotid fat embolism after a temporal autologous fat graft.

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