R. Fernandezsamos et al., MULTIPLE CHOLESTEROL EMBOLIZATION SYNDROME - A LETHAL COMPLICATION OFVASCULAR PROCEDURES - REPORT OF 2 HISTOLOGICALLY PROVEN CASES, Journal of Cardiovascular Surgery, 36(1), 1995, pp. 87-91
Two cases of multiple cholesterol embolization syndrome (MCES) leading
to death ate presented. Rarely described and labeled as a ''great mas
querader'', its presence in the medical literature is growing, since i
t is best diagnosed, but despite the high frequency with which MCES ma
y occur, only a few cases are reported. This syndrome is not universal
ly recognised.