INTRODUCTION
RV thrombus is a rare finding usually found with concurrent emboli and
associated with significant mortality [1]. Recognition of
intracardiac thrombus and immediate intervention help prevent the
disastrous consequences, which include sudden death [2]. The ideal
management of intraventricular thrombi is not clear. Although there are
a large number of clinical trials suggesting different treatment
options, the existing evidence is controversial.
We present a case report addressing the uncertainty of using a half-dose
thrombolytic regimen. This approach has shown promising results in
resolving thrombi, improving right heart function, and reducing the risk
of bleeding.