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Fat Emboli in the Rat Aorta in a Model of Fat Embolism Syndrome

Fat embolism (FE) induced by intravenous Triolein (T) injection in an experimental rat model has been shown to result in severe pulmonary damage, septal arterial inflammation, and eventually fibrosis. This tissue response appears to be biphasic in nature with a peak at 48 hours. Fat droplets were also seen in the brains and the retina of the same rats. The current study was carried out to determine if FE in our model was also associated with fat droplets in the aorta at 48 hours.