Case describes gas entry and visual disturbances after hip arthroscopy, suggesting rare complications.
To describe massive gas entry into the body during hip arthroscopy as an uncommon occurrence that caused pneumomediastinum, gas tracking through the fascial planes and skull base, and infiltration of gas into the ciliary body, leading to transient visual disturbances.
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