Figure 1 - Electrocardiogram
The brachial thrombectomy under the guidance of ultrasound signing was performed urgently and successful distal flow observed.
The patient has had a sarcoma excision from his right hip and diagnosed with metastatic sarcomas in the lungs and has had the last surgery for one of these masses with video-assisted thoracic surgery (VATS) 7 weeks ago. He has never smoked, and alcohol consumption was social, and he does not have a special medical history for clotting disorders.
Transthoracic echocardiography showed normal chamber sizes and valvular functions, with the ejection fraction (EF) %60 without wall motion abnormalities. In the apical four and two chamber views, hyperechogenic mass measured 1,32x1,05 cm was seen in the left ventricle’s apex, and it was commented to be a thrombus (Figure 2).