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- Figure 1
Preoperative images consisting of spinal anteroposterior and lateral x-ray images and T2 short tau inversion recovery sagittal magnetic resonance image, where multiple osteoporotic fractures can be seen (some of which are chronic lesions) with acute lesions in T9 and T11 levels (marked with yellow arrows).
- Figure 2
Postoperative anteroposterior and lateral x-ray images of the spinal region, showing results of kyphoplasty in T9 and T11 and vertebroplasty in T8 and T10 levels. Cement leakage is observed anterior to the vertebral bodies (yellow arrow) and inferior in the lung (blue arrow). In the anteroposterior view, a cylinder can be seen in the right lung with another one over the heart silhouette (marked with yellow arrows).
- Figure 3
Postoperative anteroposterior chest x-ray image, showing cement cylinders over the heart silhouette and in the base of the right lung (marked with yellow arrows).
- Figure 4
Postoperative computed tomography pulmonary vascular images showing multiple cement embolus (marked with yellow arrows).
- Figure 5
Postoperative echocardiogram locates the cement embolism in the ventricular septal partition (marked with yellow arrows).
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