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Among 19 patients with right-sided cardiac thrombi, 68.4% had in situ mural thrombus, and most were managed with oral anticoagulants (n=12) or thrombolysis (n=4).
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Echocardiography facilitates prompt diagnosis of right-sided cardiac thrombi, which frequently present as in situ mural thrombi and are primarily managed with oral anticoagulation or thrombolysis.
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May support anticoagulation or thrombolysis for right-sided mural thrombi; hypothesis-generating in small observational data and needs prospective validation.
Mohan et al. (2013) conducted an observational in Right-sided cardiac thrombi (n=19). Right-sided cardiac thrombi was evaluated. Among 19 patients with right-sided cardiac thrombi, 68.4% had in situ mural thrombus, and most were managed with oral anticoagulants (n=12) or thrombolysis (n=4).
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