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Mobile echodensity visualized on the right atrial lead, adjacent to insertion into the right atrial appendage.would this be a thrombus? treatment?
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Very likely; see doc: From the sounds of it, the "atrial lead" is from a pacemaker, indicating some prior problem with the heart rhythm. Mobile echodensity, which is the usual description of a thrombus, can arise in RAA from arrhythmias. Usual treatment is blood thinners & careful observation (in case stroke symptoms develop). Talk to your cardiologist to see if surgery is possible. Use HealthTap Prime for specifics.GL
Answered 6/28/2017
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