29 days prior to admission	First presentation to medical care with symptoms of dyspnoea, fever, cough, and non-specific chest discomfort.
20 days prior to admission	Resolution of the above symptoms.
Day 1	Presentation to the Emergency Department with acute coronary syndrome and NSTEMI.
Day 1	TTE demonstrates reduced LV function and a mobile LV apical thrombus.
Day 1	Given ongoing pain, patient taken for coronary angiography; coronary angiography demonstrates mid-RCA thrombotic occlusion. The patient was treated with thrombectomy and admitted to the cardiac ICU.
Day 2	SARS-CoV-2 antibodies return positive.
Day 2	Patient is transferred to general cardiology floor.
Day 8	The patient was found in his room with acute left-sided hemineglect; CTA head and neck demonstrates right MCA thrombus.
Day 8	Emergent MCA thrombectomy performed.
Day 9	TTE post-event demonstrates ongoing LV dysfunction with LV thrombus smaller in size and less mobile.
Day 14	Remains hospitalized with residual neurological deficits requiring acute rehabilitation placement.