How is a mural thrombus treated?

The treatment of mural thrombosis mainly includes two approaches: medication and surgical treatment: 1. Medication: For patients with mild conditions, anti-thrombotic and lipid-lowering medications, such as aspirin and atorvastatin calcium tablets, may be used according to medical advice to stabilize the thrombus and prevent further enlargement. These medications help inhibit platelet aggregation and reduce the risk of thrombus formation. 2. Surgical treatment: For patients with more severe conditions or larger thrombi, surgical interventions such as minimally invasive thrombectomy or stent placement may be considered. These procedures can directly remove the thrombus, restore vascular patency, and reduce the risk of complications. The specific treatment plan should be determined based on the patient's individual circumstances and the recommendations of the physician.