Fat embolism syndrome (FES) is an emergency fatal condition, if not diagnosed early and timely managed. Careful observation of patients with multiple bone fractures aids in early diagnosis. Rehydration is an important factor in preventing FES. Most often the syndrome is self-limiting. High risk cases are treated with steroids and with respirator assistance.
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