Mohananey D, et al. - The correlation between vegetation size greater than 10 mm with embolic events was comprehensively examined by the authors using meta-analytic techniques in patients with infective endocarditis. Individuals with vegetation size greater than 10 mm exhibited substantially increased odds of embolism and mortality. Clinicians could adequately risk stratify the patients by comprehending the risk of embolization. It would also enable discussions regarding surgery in patients with a vegetation size greater than 10 mm.