Occult acute dilated cardiomyopathy can present with severe arterial thromboembolism and a highly prothrombotic state that may be refractory to standard anticoagulation and surgical intervention.
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Refractory arterial thromboembolism may indicate occult cardiomyopathy; case reports leave optimal management strategies open.
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