Ischemic Left Ventricular Perforation Covered by a Thrombus in a Patient Presenting with Cerebral Ischemia: Importance of Time-Sensitive Performance and Adequate Interpretation of Bedside Transthoracic Echography

<div>Contrast-enhanced cranial computed tomographic scan showing an insult of the right posterior region with hypodensity of the parafalcine parenchyma as well as loss of grey/white matter differentiation (black arrow).</div>

Case Reports in Emergency Medicine

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Figure 3: Ischemic Left Ventricular Perforation Covered by a Thrombus in a Patient Presenting with Cerebral Ischemia: Importance of Time-Sensitive Performance and Adequate Interpretation of Bedside Transthoracic Echography 

Figure 3 | Ischemic Left Ventricular Perforation Covered by a Thrombus in a Patient Presenting with Cerebral Ischemia: Importance of Time-Sensitive Performance and Adequate Interpretation of Bedside Transthoracic Echography 