Abstract
A 76-year-old man with mild mitral valve disease (mitral valve area of ∼1.5 cm2 and first grade of regurgitation) and atrial fibrillation was admitted to echocardiography laboratory for transoesophageal examination (TEE) before planned cardioversion. The examination did not revealed thrombi in heart chambers, especially in the left atrial appendage, detected persistent foramen ovale, and indicated atypically …
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