PMC3424775_01
Coronal image of CT aorta angiogram shows the pooling of contrast into a thin-walled protrusion arising from the anterolateral part of left ventricular wall (thin red arrow) abutting the proximal portion of ascending aorta (solid yellow arrow).
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On CT aorta angiogram, there was pooling of contrast into a thin-walled lobulated lesion arising from the anterolateral part of proximal portion of ascending aorta [Figure 1].
Contrast-enhanced axial CT shows the displacement of left aortic sinus (bold yellow arrow) and left coronary artery (thin red arrow).
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Left aortic sinus and left coronary artery [Figure 2] were inferiorly displaced.
Coronal-reformatted CT angiogram image demonstrates a large thrombus in the right atrium (bold red arrow) extending into the superior vena cava (bold yellow arrow).
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In addition, a large thrombus in the right atrium extending into the superior vena cava [Figure 3] was also observed.