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echocardiography - an apical four chamber view showing the presence of a mass on the lateral wall of the right ventricle (arrow)
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It showed a mass on its side wall (Figure 1), a pulmonary hypertension at 50 mmHg, with a paradoxical septum.
computed tomography angiogram demonstrates bilateral filling defects in the main pulmonary arteries (red arrows)
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The computed tomography (CT) angiogram of the chest showed a bilateral massive pulmonary embolism (Figure 2) without parenchymal lesions.
cardiac magnetic resonance imaging; thrombus in the lateral wall of the right ventricle (red arrow)
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The systolic function of the right ventricle was preserved (Figure 3).