… treatment of acute arterial thrombosis as well as embolism. In … aorta through a patent
foramenovale-a paradoxical embolus. … Leriche reports excellent immediate results following …

… -left shunt include hypoxemia and paradoxical embolism. Paradoxical embolism through a
POF is … , which revealed severe pulmonary hypertension and right heart failure due to chronic …

… of posttraumatic vasospastic conditions by Leriche’ in 1913. Subsequently he … paradoxical
to seek to improve the circulation in a limb which has been crippled by an arterial thrombosis …

… ovale or interventricular septum (paradoxical embolism). These … The factors responsible
for the severity of an acute embolic … are responsible for it, while Leriche (24) believes that …

… ischemic events, prophylactic medical treatment of paradoxical embolism is not indicated.
On the … classifications of LEAD and currently the most widely used is that of LericheFontaine: …

… the normal artery to acute occlusion by embolism or thrombosis. Key (1923) and Jefferson
(1925) both suggested that thrombosis following embolectomy was, in part, related to physical …

… related to spinal disease, backache is not a common associated symptom. It was present in
only 4 of our patients with combined disease and was severe … feature of Leriche's syndrome. …

… also been described under the term " paradoxical spasm." … is sometimes seen in healthy
arteries after severe injury-" run-over … Leriche has suggested that the thrombosed artery initiates …

… There are also rare cases of paradoxical thrombus from right atrium through patent … acute
limb embolism, which is probably due to lack of anticoagulation preoperatively more than due …

… we think that patients with severe carbon monoxide poi… 35 percent of adults, paradoxical
embolism might occur right … from vascular insufficiency, or Leriche’s syndrome in this case, it is …