… severe congestive failure at the time of the first embolic episode. … Another was a true
paradoxical embolus which was lodged in a patent foramen ovale, but in this case there was further …

… “Leriche's syndrome” as an aortoiliac occlusive disease, and in 1940, he proposed sympathetic
denervation as the only treatment. Leriche … disease who had been suffering from acute …

… there any cardiac disease. There were no definite cases of paradoxical emboli in this series.
… it is an invaluable aid in the differentiation of acute arterial thrombosis from embolism. In …

… Whatever the exact significance of Leriche's statement that … , and the occurrence of paradoxical
embolism something of a … mesis, hours or days before the onset of the acute syndrome. …

… The severe peripheral vascular comн promise characteristic of Leriche's syndrome may
also result in activation of the clotting system as a result of severe peripheral vascular ischemia …

… Acute embolic occlusion of an artery adversely affects the limb or organ rendered ischaemic
… In pathological terms the immediate effect of the acute arterial occlusion may be related to …

… when there is gross disease in the intima. But paradoxical embolism has to be considered,
for … on 28/2/34 she felt sudden severe pain in the left leg, and signs of embolism at the level of …

… We report a case of GBS presenting with acute generalized painful weakness and … -onset
severe pain and signs of shock. Leriche Syndrome Also called aortoiliac occlusive disease (…

… the thrombosis is high, hypogastric artery flow is markedly reduced and impotence frequently
results. With aortic thrombosis-Leriche's syndrome-… We conclude that it is better in the acute …