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H:
Adult man, 55-years-old
- with atrial fibrillation -, admitted with pain in the right hand.
INFO/WWW-LINKS:
Acute embolism may
occure after myocardial infarction caused by mobilized mural thrombus or other
cardiac disease (e.g. diseased valves). Other causes are atrial fibrillation,
polycythaemia and left atrial myxomas.
D:
Acute embolism of
the of the right radial artery
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