Why the study?
Cerebral air embolism is commonly caused by medical interventions, trauma, or diving, but rarely arises secondary to endogenous diseases.
Highlights the rare occurrence of cerebral air embolism secondary to endogenous diseases such as chronic lung disease and intestinal ischemia, emphasizing the need for comprehensive systemic evaluation.
Endogenous thoracic/abdominal diseases can cause cerebral air embolism; case reports leave open systematic evaluation of incidence and diagnostic pathways.
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