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Does mechanical thrombectomy actually improve meaningful outcomes in intermediate-risk PE? 🤔 In the STORM-PE randomized trial, thrombectomy improved RV/LV ratios at 48 hours—but clinical outcomes were essentially identical to anticoagulation alone. Mortality, ICU and hospital length of stay, and clinical deterioration were similar, raising an important question: are we...

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