Thrombophilia: An Amalgam of Never Ending Clinical Manifestations

Abstract Thrombophilia is a blood coagulation disorder, in which has an increased tendency to clot, with both arterial and venous localization, being responsible for multiple manifestations: secondary hypertension, stroke, acute pancreatitis or intracardiac masses. We are presenting the case of 21-year-old male patient, hypertensive, known thrombophilia, who was sent echocardiographic evaluation mass attached posterior leaflet mitral valve. The echocardiography transesophageal echocardiogram showed hyperechogenic, homogeneous mass, valve, clinical context appearance suggestive thrombus. Given thrombophilia hypertension’s characteristics, we considered form incriminated mechanism represented by microthrombosis renal circulation. There were two complications evolution patient: stroke recurrent pancreatitis, explained thrombophilia. discharge favorable evolution, complete resolution thrombus under anticoagulant treatment.