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English: "The worm" presented in three-dimensional offline reconstruction of the two-dimensional transesophageal data. Three-dimensional offline reconstruction of the two-dimensional transesophageal data helped us to identify the origin of the thrombus. 3D visualization of the thrombus demonstrated that the mass was not attached to the leads in the RA and RV but trapped between them. |
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Source | Maagh P, Butz T, Ziegler A, Meissner A, Prull M, Trappe H (2010). "The first three-dimensional visualization of a thrombus in transit trapped between the leads of a permanent dual-chamber pacemaker: a case report". Journal of Medical Case Reports. DOI:10.1186/1752-1947-4-359. PMID 21070629. PMC: 2994880. | ||
Author | Maagh P, Butz T, Ziegler A, Meissner A, Prull M, Trappe H | ||
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Author | Maagh P, Butz T, Ziegler A, Meissner A, Prull M, Trappe H |
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Image title | "The worm" presented in three-dimensional offline reconstruction of the two-dimensional transesophageal data. Three-dimensional offline reconstruction of the two-dimensional transesophageal data helped us to identify the origin of the thrombus. 3D visualization of the thrombus demonstrated that the mass was not attached to the leads in the RA and RV but trapped between them. |
Software used | Xiph.Org libtheora 1.1 20090822 (Thusnelda) |
Date and time of digitizing | 2010 |