Fibrinolysis in a patient suffering from thrombosis of valve prosthesis: Cases and literatare review

Fibrinólisis en un paciente con trombosis de prótesis valvular

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Carol Salcedo
Abner Lozano
Jaime A. Salcedo
Abstract

Rheumatic heart disease and rheumatic fever are the main diseases affecting the heart valves and progressing to replace them. There are many variants in the design of prosthetic valves and their durability.  However, the prosthetic valve obstruction remains a complication with high mortality risk. For this reason, different therapeutic and surgical strategies, like thrombolysis therapy versus surgery, are proposed which despite evidence it remains a controversial issue to approach a patient.  Here is a clinic case of a 15-year-old patient who underwent diagnosis of dual valve thrombosis who is subsequently taken to fibrinolysis and taking streptokinase without complication and subsequent management with anticoagulation ambulatory therapy.

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Author Biographies / See

Carol Salcedo, Universidad Surcolombiana.

Residente de 1 año, Medicina Interna Universidad Surcolombiana, Departamento de Medicina Interna, Facultad de Salud,

Abner Lozano , Universidad Surcolombiana

Internista, y Especialista en Cuidado Crítico , Hospital Unviersitario Hernando Moncaleano Perdomo. Jefe del Programa de Medicina Interna, Facultad de Salud, Universidad Surcolombiana. 

Jaime A. Salcedo, Clínica Médiláser

Médico General 

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