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Management and outcomes of patients with left atrial appendage thrombus prior to percutaneous closure.

Luis Alfonso Marroquin DondayGabriela Tirado-ConteRadosław PracońWitold StrebHipolito GutierrezGiacomo BoccuzziDabit Arzamendi-AizpuruaIgnacio Cruz-GonzálezJuan Miguel Ruiz-NodarJung-Sun KimXavier FreixaJose Ramon Lopez-MinguezOle De BackerRafael Ruiz-SalmeronAntonio DominguezAngela McInerneyVicente PeralRodrigo Estevez-LoureiroEduard Fernandez-NofreriasAfonso B Freitas-FerrazFrancesco SaiaZenon HuczekLivia GheorghePablo SalinasMarcin DemkowJose R Delgado-AranaEstefania Fernandez PeregrinaZbibniew KalarusAna LaffondYangsoo JangJose Carlos Fernandez CamachoOh-Hyun LeeJose M Hernández-GarciaCaterina Mas-LladoBerenice Caneiro QueijaIgnacio J Amat-SantosMaciej DabrowskiJosep Rodes-CabauLuis Nombela-Franco
Published in: Heart (British Cardiac Society) (2021)
In the presence of LAA thrombus, IAT was the initial management strategy in half of our cohort, with initial thrombus resolution in 60% of these, but with a relatively high bleeding rate (~10%). Direct LAAC was feasible, with high procedural success and absence of periprocedural embolic complications. However, a high rate of device-related thrombosis was detected during follow-up.
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