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Dr. Daniel Ostlie
Fat embolism syndrome with neurological involvement: A case report
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In brief
In brief
Case report describing successful treatment of pediatric fat embolism syndrome with neurological involvement using combined high-dose atorvastatin and nitric oxide therapy. The patient achieved full recovery in a shortened timeframe, suggesting this novel combination may warrant further investigation in pediatric FES management.
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We postulate that the combined therapy of high-dose atorvastatin with Nitric Oxide may have played a role in our patients' full recovery in a shortened timeframe. Ideally, further prospective research is needed to determine a universally accepted treatment regimen for pediatric patients with FES.
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