Key result
Antemortem formation of mural thrombi within the heart chambers can occasionally be of such magnitude that the general circulation is embarrassed, leading to tricuspid occlusion.
Design
Case_report
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Alerts clinicians to rare massive mural thrombi causing tricuspid occlusion; leaves open optimal contemporary diagnostic and therapeutic strategies.
Case Report
A 1957 report discussing the occurrence and clinical implications of mass thrombus in the right auricle causing tricuspid occlusion.
Hobbs et al. (1957) conducted a case report in Tricuspid occlusion due to mass thrombus of the right auricle. Mass thrombus of the right auricle was evaluated. Antemortem formation of mural thrombi within the heart chambers can occasionally be of such magnitude that the general circulation is embarrassed, leading to tricuspid occlusion.
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