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Massive right atrial and ventricular thrombosis after peritoneovenous shunting treated by thrombectomy and tricuspid

C A Mestres, A M de Lacy, J L Pomar

The Annals of Thoracic Surgery

|August 1, 1987

Abstract:

Intractable recurrent ascites usually is treated by peritoneovenous shunting. Several complications can occur after shunt implantation. One such complication, right ventricular thrombosis, was managed with atrioventricular thrombectomy and tricuspid valvectomy.

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