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CASE REPORT

Left Ventricular Thrombosed Pseudoaneurysm as a Delayed Complication of Myxoma Resection and Mitral Valve Replacement: A Unique Case Report

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Pages 49-54 | Received 25 Feb 2023, Accepted 01 Jun 2023, Published online: 02 Jun 2023

Figures & data

Figure 1 Sample from the excisional biopsy showing low-grade myxoma.

Figure 1 Sample from the excisional biopsy showing low-grade myxoma.

Figure 2 Shows normal electrocardiography of the patient.

Figure 2 Shows normal electrocardiography of the patient.

Figure 3 (A) shows the narrow neck of the pseudo-aneurysm with diameter of 12mm (red arrow). (B) showing the pseudo-aneurysm as a mass appearing parallel to the left atrium in this view. (C) longitudinal mass protruding from the pseudo-aneurysm towards the left ventricle. (D) Continues wave Doppler assessment of the prosthetic valve.

Figure 3 (A) shows the narrow neck of the pseudo-aneurysm with diameter of 12mm (red arrow). (B) showing the pseudo-aneurysm as a mass appearing parallel to the left atrium in this view. (C) longitudinal mass protruding from the pseudo-aneurysm towards the left ventricle. (D) Continues wave Doppler assessment of the prosthetic valve.

Figure 4 Chest CT -Sagittal (A) and Axial (B) both showing left ventricle showing aneurysmic dilatation and thrombus formation (red arrow).

Figure 4 Chest CT -Sagittal (A) and Axial (B) both showing left ventricle showing aneurysmic dilatation and thrombus formation (red arrow).