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mural thrombus [′myu̇r·əl ′thräm·bəs]

(medicine)

A thrombus attached to the wall of a blood vessel or mural endocardium. Also known as lateral thrombus.

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No references found	5) Rare complications, with reported rates of 4 - 17%, include graft occlusion caused by the inability of the stent graft to bend along the acute angle in the aortic arch, and shower embolism due to mural thrombus dispersion during repeated introduction of guide wires, angiographic catheters and delivery systems; this may cause cerebral infarction during the endovascular procedure. Endovascular stent grafting of traumatic aortic arch pseudo-aneurysm by Mahomed, N.; Briede, T.; Modi, M. / South African Journal of Radiology Balloon angioplasty was also performed to treat the residual mural thrombus and persistent stenosis in the axillary and subclavian veins. Paget-Schroetter syndrome by Udeshi, Michelle; Olsavsky, Thomas D. / Applied Radiology It is interesting to note that the venous thromboses in these cases were in close anatomic relation with active sarcoidosis, ie, mural thrombus in myocardial sarcoidosis, dural vein thrombosis in neurosarcoidosis, and right brochiocephalic vein in mediastinal disease. Multiple venous thromboses in a young man with sarcoidosis: is there ... by Marik, Paul E. / Southern Medical Journal	Muqaddasi, Al- Muqaffa, Abu Muhammad Abdallah Ibn Al- muqarnas Muqi Fachang Muqtar Muqurra Mur Mura Murad Murad I Murad II Murad III Murad IV Murad V Murad, Ferid Muradeli, Vano Ilich Muradov, Shirin Muradova, Bariiat Muradova, Bariiat Soltan Medzhidovna Muradova, Sona Murafa Murakami, Haruki mural mural arch Mural Quadrant mural thrombus mural tower Muralitharan Muralov, Aleksandr Muralov, Aleksandr Ivanovich muramic acid muramidase Murano Muranov, Matvei Muranov, Matvei Konstantinovich Murari Murasaki Murasaki Shikibu Murashev, Vasilii Murashev, Vasilii Ivanovich Murashi Murashko, Aleksandr Murashko, Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Murashko, Nikolai Murashko, Nikolai Ivanovich Murat Murat Paranuk Murat Salikhovich Paranuk Murat, Joachim Muratbek Ryskulov Muratori, Ludovico Antonio	mural arch Mural Arts Program Mural Arts Project of Philadelphia Mural circle Mural circle Mural Conservancy of Los Angeles Mural Coronary Artery Mural crown mural crowns mural endocarditis mural endocarditis mural endocarditis mural folliculitis mural folliculitis mural folliculitis Mural monuments Mural painting Mural painting Mural painting mural pregnancy mural pregnancy mural pregnancy mural pregnancy Mural Quadrant mural salpingitis mural salpingitis mural salpingitis Mural thrombi Mural thrombi mural thrombosis mural thrombus mural tower Murale Murale Murale muraled Muralism Muralism Muralism muralist muralist muralist muralists muralists muralists Muralitharan Muralitharan muralled Muralov, Aleksandr Muralov, Aleksandr Ivanovich Murals Murals Murals Muramaze muramic acid muramic acid Muramic Polysaccharide-Glycan Complex muramidase muramidase muramidase Muramyl dipeptide

5) Rare complications, with reported rates of 4 - 17%, include graft occlusion caused by the inability of the stent graft to bend along the acute angle in the aortic arch, and shower embolism due to mural thrombus dispersion during repeated introduction of guide wires, angiographic catheters and delivery systems; this may cause cerebral infarction during the endovascular procedure.

Endovascular stent grafting of traumatic aortic arch pseudo-aneurysm by Mahomed, N.; Briede, T.; Modi, M. / South African Journal of Radiology

Balloon angioplasty was also performed to treat the residual mural thrombus and persistent stenosis in the axillary and subclavian veins.

Paget-Schroetter syndrome by Udeshi, Michelle; Olsavsky, Thomas D. / Applied Radiology

It is interesting to note that the venous thromboses in these cases were in close anatomic relation with active sarcoidosis, ie, mural thrombus in myocardial sarcoidosis, dural vein thrombosis in neurosarcoidosis, and right brochiocephalic vein in mediastinal disease.

Multiple venous thromboses in a young man with sarcoidosis: is there ... by Marik, Paul E. / Southern Medical Journal

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