HIGHLIGHTS
- who: Report et al. from the (UNIVERSITY) have published the article: Review began 08/02/2022 Review ended 08/11/2022 Published 08/12/2022 u00a9 Copyright, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
- what: Venous gas embolism is currently a more recognized entity due to the increased use of CT as a complementary diagnostic method.
SUMMARY
Venous gas embolism develops when air or carbon_dioxide is introduced intravenously through a pressure gradient (between the entry site and the right atrium). A significant percentage of venous gas embolism is iatrogenic, but some cases also develop . . .
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