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Complications of Fractures: Fat Embolism SyndromeAssociated with long bone fractures%u2022Occurs 24-72 hours post-injury%u2022Triad:%u2022Respiratory distress%u2022Neurological symptoms%u2022Petechial rash%u2022Haematuria (less common) and Oliguria (decreased urine output)%u2022Fever, tachycardia, decreased consciousnessPresentation:%u2022Fat globules enter bloodstream, causing systemic effectsPathophysiology:%u2022Supportive care, oxygen therapy, possible mechanical ventilationManagement:
