RESUMEN
Intracardiac masses present a challenging diagnostic and therapeutic dilemma and are associated with an increased risk of complications, such as embolic events and obstructive symptoms. We report a novel procedure using an ONOCOR device through subclavian access that acted as a full-body protection device as well as a retrieval device.
RESUMEN
Transcatheter extraction of an intracardiac mass is a newer approach that may lead to nonsurgical treatment of complex cardiac masses. We present a case in which thrombectomy devices were combined to extract a right atrial mass, which highlights new frontiers in the treatment of complex transcatheter mass extraction. The combined use of two transcatheter thrombectomy devices (Kong and Godzilla) may provide a powerful addition to the existing armamentarium.