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Diferencial de Diagnóstico para Trombo Mural de 11 mm

  • Diagnóstico más probable
  • Trombo mural secundario a infarto de miocardio: El trombo mural es una complicación común del infarto de miocardio, especialmente si el infarto es grande y la función ventricular está comprometida.
  • Otros diagnósticos probables
  • Cardiomiopatía dilatada: La cardiomiopatía dilatada puede causar trombos murales debido a la disfunción ventricular y la estasis sanguínea.
  • Fibrilación auricular: La fibrilación auricular es un factor de riesgo para la formación de trombos murales, especialmente si no se trata con anticoagulantes.
  • Valvulopatía: Las valvulopatías, especialmente la estenosis mitral, pueden causar trombos murales debido a la turbulencia del flujo sanguíneo.
  • No debes perder (diagnósticos que no son tan probables, pero que serían mortales si se pierden)
  • Embolia pulmonar: Un trombo mural puede desprenderse y causar una embolia pulmonar, que es una emergencia médica.
  • Trombosis de la arteria coronaria: Un trombo mural puede causar una trombosis de la arteria coronaria, lo que puede llevar a un infarto de miocardio.
  • Diagnósticos raros
  • Tumor cardíaco: Los tumores cardíacos, como el mixoma, pueden causar trombos murales.
  • Endocarditis: La endocarditis infecciosa puede causar trombos murales, especialmente si no se trata adecuadamente.
  • Síndrome de antifosfolípidos: El síndrome de antifosfolípidos es una enfermedad autoinmune que puede causar trombos murales.

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