Fig. 2From: Successful conservative treatment for left ventricular free wall rupture after acute myocardial infarctionBedside echocardiography (immediately after transportation). Bedside echocardiography immediately after transfer (A) showed an echo-free space of approximately 5–8 mm, suggesting a clot around the posterior wall (triangle). Twenty-five minutes later (B), a high bright echo-free space was observed that rapidly expanded to more than 30 mm in the anterior right ventricle (triangle).Back to article page