# Two Cases of Right Atrial Thrombus in Transit: Evaluation, Echocardiography, and Management

## TL;DR

This paper discusses two cases of right atrial thrombus and how they were managed using catheter-based interventions.

## Contribution

The paper presents two unique clinical cases and their management strategies using catheter-directed thrombectomy.

## Key findings

- Catheter-based intervention was effective in managing right atrial thrombus in critically ill patients.
- Echocardiographic imaging played a key role in evaluating and guiding treatment decisions.
- The cases highlight the importance of individualized treatment based on patient condition and thrombus characteristics.

## Abstract

Intracardiac thrombus can present across a broad clinical spectrum, from incidental findings to life-threatening cardiogenic shock. Management is determined by both the patient’s condition and the thrombus characteristics. Catheter-directed thrombectomy has emerged as a viable treatment option for selected patients. We present two cases of right atrial thrombus managed with catheter-based intervention, accompanied by a detailed discussion of the clinical evaluation, echocardiographic imaging, and management strategies in critically ill patients.