Primary disease: right chest wall tumor (pathological diagnosis: possible solitary fibrous tumor).Vascular embolization was performed preoperatively for right chest wall tumor to reduce the amount of bleeding during surgery, as the tumor was huge and sanguineous.Before embolization, pentagin was administered for pain in the trunk.At this point, patient had a number of unidentified complaints and was awake and alert.Just when the procedure was almost finished, decreased blood pressure, tachycardia and increased electrocardiographic t wave amplitude developed.Decreased consciousness was noted at this point.Blood gas test, 12-lead electroradiography, ct of the trunk and mri of the head were performed.Ct of the trunk showed tumor growth and mri of the head showed multiple infractions bilaterally.Embosphere (probably the 100-300um) was considered likely to have spread systemically via an arterio-venous shunt or arterio-arterial shunt inside the tumor, leading to cerebral infarction.
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