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Cholesterol embolization is a severe complication associated with invasive cardiovascular procedures, though comparative incidences related to specific etiologies remain unclear.
Cholesterol embolization is a severe iatrogenic complication of cardiac catheterization that requires high clinical suspicion and emphasizes the need for careful patient and procedure selection to minimize risk.
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Warrants vigilance during invasive procedures; leaves open etiology-specific incidence comparisons.
Colt et al. (1988) conducted a review in Cholesterol embolization. Invasive cardiovascular procedures was evaluated. Cholesterol embolization is a severe complication associated with invasive cardiovascular procedures, though comparative incidences related to specific etiologies remain unclear.
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