Why the study?
Right heart thrombi are rare and life-threatening with frequently delayed diagnosis, highlighting the utility of bedside ultrasound for rapid identification and management in resource-limited settings.
Population
One immunocompromised adult male patient
Design
Case report
Authors
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Supports integration into emergency protocols in resource-limited settings; hypothesis-generating for prospective POCUS validation studies.
Bedside ultrasound is a critical tool for the rapid identification of right heart thrombi, facilitating timely intervention even in resource-limited settings.
Harryprasadh et al. (2026) studied this question.
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