The patient, who was presented with chest
pain and dyspnea was diagnosed with sub-massive pulmonary embolism and also
with intra-cardiac biatrial thrombus. This patient was treated with 100mgtissue activator and the echocardiography clinical reports, reported
improvement in the ventricular function. Thus, finally they deduced that,
sub-massive PE with intracellular bi-arterial thrombus can manage successfully
without any side effect, with thrombolytic treatment.
46 years old male presented to the emergency
department with chest pain and dyspnea that begun one day prior to his
admission. The patient's medical history was notable for obesity,
Kleinefelter's syndrome and two previous thromboembolic events. On arrival, the
patient's blood pressure was 134/96 mmHg, tachycardia of 110 bpm, body
temperature 36.7 Celsius, tachypnea of 26 breaths per minute and room air O2
saturation was 94%. Read more>>>>>>>>>>>
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