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Blood Clots

A Blood Clot in the Heart Chamber

Published Aug,14 2017 | By Chris Collora

In 1875, blood clots in the heart were found to cause strokes. It was established that blood clots were not only capable of developing in arteries and veins, but inside the heart as well. A blood clot in the heart--also referred to as cardiogenic embolism--can be fatal.

Based in southern Florida, Chris Collora has worked in preventative medicine and human performance since 2003. He has served as a clinical exercise physiologist, biomechanics researcher and strength and conditioning specialist. His articles have been published on various websites, specializing in cardiac pathology-related topics. As a premedical student Collora received his Bachelor of Science and Master of Science in exercise physiology from Barry University.