Septic emboli vs embolism

I have a presentation today and I’m so confused about this. I have a case study of a kid with Lemmires syndrome and the case does a CT with contrast of the neck and detects a septic emboli in the IJ my question is how do they know it’s not a blood clot. How can they be sure it’s septic because their blood and throat cultures come back negative? Thank you in advance!!!

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