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Abdominal CT scan showing extensive thrombus formation at presentation. Lack of opacification of the segmental portal vein after contrast injection indicates recent thrombosis.
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A moderate amount of ascites and a small amount of pleural effusion was seen on the right side (Figure 1).
Echocardiogram showing (A) mobile thrombus in right atrium, and (B) 1 month after methylprednisolone and anticoagulation therapy.
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However, a mobile thrombus with measured size 10 mm x 13 mm was seen in the right atrium (RA) (Figure 2A). A repeat echocardiogram performed 1 month later showed no signs of the previous thrombus in the RA and IVC (Figure 2B).