A 28-year-old man with Behcet's disease was presented with cardiac symptoms
in addition to previous complaints of oral and genital ulcers. A diagnosis
of thrombosis was made and patient began to receive anticoagulant and immu
nosupressive therapy and was followed by echocardiographic examination. Des
pite medical therapy, thrombosis recurred. Surgical excision was performed
and histological findings were consistent with organizing thrombus. Nature
of cardiac involvement and review of literature on cardiac thrombosis in Be
hcet's disease was discussed.