Right ventricular mural thrombosis is not commonly detected and in most cases is related to
the use of monitoring, infusion, or pacing catheters. We report right ventricular mural …

Thrombus formation in right chambers is an uncommon event which usually follows an acute
right myocardial infarction or a thromboembolic disease. In subjects with dilated …

We present the case of right ventricular thrombus formation associated with a right
ventricular infarct secondary to a proximal right coronary artery thrombus, which was not …

A 75-year-old woman came to our emergency clinic complaining of abdominal pain. Acute
cholecystitis was diagnosed, and parenteral antibiotic therapy was initiated. Because of …

Right ventricular thrombosis is a rare yet potentially fatal condition. It has been described in
association with hypercoagulability states, autoimmune diseases and dilated …

We report the case of a 71-year-old woman diagnosed with recent inferior myocardial
infarction complicated with right ventricular infarction and a right ventricular thrombus. Three …

39 instances of mural thrombosis of the right side of the heart were observed among 2000
cases of post-mortem examinations. The right atrium was the most frequent site of …

Thrombi of the left ventricle are common sequelae to acute anterior myocardial infarctions
that involve the apex of the heart and produce akinetic or dyskinetic wall thickening patterns …

A 28-year-old man was admitted in the intensive care unit (ICU) for severe hypoxaemia with
venous jugular distension 48h after acute onset of asthenia without chest pain …

Left ventricular mural thrombus is a well‐recognized complication of acute myocardial
infarction. In survivors of infarction, the incidence with which mural thrombus occurs is …