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Intracardiac Thrombosis in A Neonate: A Case Report
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Background: Life-threatening intracardiac thrombosis is rare. Intracardiac thrombosis may affect neonates from the first months of life. Because of the potential risk of serious bleeding, the use of recombinant plasminogen activator (rt-PA) in neonates along with heparin is controversial.
Case Report: We reported a 37- day- old term infant presented with fever, restlessness, malaise, and respiratory acidosis. Right atrial thrombose was identified by ECHO, results of laboratory tests, and examination. She was successfully treated with rt-PA and rivaroxaban.
Conclusion: Early echocardiographic detection before the clot grows large and organized, allows complete, safe, and rapid thrombolysis with rt-PA and rivaroxaban.
Title: Intracardiac Thrombosis in A Neonate: A Case Report
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Background: Life-threatening intracardiac thrombosis is rare.
Intracardiac thrombosis may affect neonates from the first months of life.
Because of the potential risk of serious bleeding, the use of recombinant plasminogen activator (rt-PA) in neonates along with heparin is controversial.
Case Report: We reported a 37- day- old term infant presented with fever, restlessness, malaise, and respiratory acidosis.
Right atrial thrombose was identified by ECHO, results of laboratory tests, and examination.
She was successfully treated with rt-PA and rivaroxaban.
Conclusion: Early echocardiographic detection before the clot grows large and organized, allows complete, safe, and rapid thrombolysis with rt-PA and rivaroxaban.
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