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Apical 4 chamber echocardiographic view showing a mass consistent with a thrombus attached to the apex of the left ventricle, hypoechoic in the center and hyperechoic at the edges, with smooth borders.
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Thorax computed tomography reveals right-sided pleural effusion and filling defect compatible with thrombus in the left ventricle.
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In the apical 4-chamber trantrosaic echocardiography, it is noteworthy that the thrombus previously shown completely disappeared.
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IU/0.4 ml 2 x 1 dose in addition to standart heart failure treatment. In the control TTE; performed on the 5th day of hospitalization, it was observed that the thrombus in the left ventricle completely disappeared (Fig. 3).