Key result
Angiocardiography enables the diagnosis of thrombosis within the left atrium, including mural and ball valve thrombi.
Why the study?
Can angiocardiography be used to diagnose left atrial thrombosis?
Population
Patients with suspected left atrial thrombosis, ball valve thrombi, or myxomatous and other tumors in the…
Design
Other
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May support preoperative left atrial thrombus detection; leaves open its accuracy versus modern imaging.
Can angiocardiography be used to diagnose left atrial thrombosis?
Angiocardiography is a viable imaging modality for diagnosing various forms of left atrial thrombosis, which is critical for patients undergoing cardiac surgery.
Soloff et al. (1956) studied Left atrial thrombosis. Angiocardiography was evaluated on Diagnosis of left atrial thrombosis. Angiocardiography enables the diagnosis of thrombosis within the left atrium, including mural and ball valve thrombi.
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