Key result
Large non-atherosclerotic mobile aortic thrombus links to arterial embolism and iron deficiency anemia.
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Alerts clinicians to consider mobile aortic thrombus without atherosclerosis in unexplained embolism; leaves open association with iron deficiency anemia.
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Bukharovich et al. (2011) studied this question. A large mobile aortic thrombus in the absence of atherosclerosis caused arterial embolism and was associated with iron deficiency anemia.
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