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Seminars in Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery, 2000
Myxomas, particularly left-atrial myxomas, are the most common primary tumors of the heart that cardiac surgeons will be called upon to remove. Although some tumors are discovered incidentally during echocardiographic examination, many produce symptoms caused by the release of inflammatory cytokines, obstruction to intracardiac blood flow, and/or ...
H V, Schaff, C J, Mullany
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Myxomas, particularly left-atrial myxomas, are the most common primary tumors of the heart that cardiac surgeons will be called upon to remove. Although some tumors are discovered incidentally during echocardiographic examination, many produce symptoms caused by the release of inflammatory cytokines, obstruction to intracardiac blood flow, and/or ...
H V, Schaff, C J, Mullany
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The Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal, 2002
Infected cardiac myxoma is a rare condition with variable presentation. We report a case of infected cardiac myxoma which presented as fever of unknown origin. Diagnostic considerations and treatment of this condition are discussed.
Jean M, Prince +2 more
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Infected cardiac myxoma is a rare condition with variable presentation. We report a case of infected cardiac myxoma which presented as fever of unknown origin. Diagnostic considerations and treatment of this condition are discussed.
Jean M, Prince +2 more
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Heart, Lung and Circulation, 2007
Although cardiac myxomas remain an uncommon group of malignancies, they are the most common form of primary cardiac tumour. Clinical presentations can be varied with local cardiac haemodynamic consequences, valvular insufficiency or even embolic phenomena.
Peter, Barlis +5 more
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Although cardiac myxomas remain an uncommon group of malignancies, they are the most common form of primary cardiac tumour. Clinical presentations can be varied with local cardiac haemodynamic consequences, valvular insufficiency or even embolic phenomena.
Peter, Barlis +5 more
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Neurology, 1976
Three patients with left atrial myxoma presented with prominent neurologic symptoms and signs (cerebrovascular disease and/or syncope) within the past year. Two patients died because antemortem diagnosis was late or missed. One patient was successfully treated.
R, Yufe, G, Karpati, S, Carpenter
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Three patients with left atrial myxoma presented with prominent neurologic symptoms and signs (cerebrovascular disease and/or syncope) within the past year. Two patients died because antemortem diagnosis was late or missed. One patient was successfully treated.
R, Yufe, G, Karpati, S, Carpenter
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Valvular Cardiac Myxoma in a Dog
Journal of Veterinary Medicine Series A, 2007SummaryPrimary and secondary cardiac tumours are extremely rare in humans and domestic animals. This case describes the gross, light microscopical and immunohistochemical examination of a cardiac myxoma arising from the tricuspid valve in a 13‐year‐old female terrier dog.
Ozyigit, MUSA ÖZGÜR +2 more
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[Ultrastructure of a cardiac myxoma].
Bollettino della Societa italiana di cardiologia, 1978Ultrastructure of a cardiac ...
G. F. Musacci +5 more
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Cytogenetics of a case of cardiac myxoma
Cancer Genetics and Cytogenetics, 1992The cytogenetic study of a case of cardiac myxoma revealed a 46,XY,der(7)t(7;17) (p21;p11),+der(10)t(10;?)(q22;?),+der(12)t(12;?)(p12;?),del(17)(p11) chromosomal pattern. This case adds a new example of chromosomal abnormalities in benign neoplasms.
DIJKHUIZEN, T +4 more
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Archives of Neurology, 1970
THERE are now over 350 reported cases of cardiac myxoma, a slowly-growing intracavitary tumor, most frequently occurring in the left atrium. 1,2 Cardiac myxomas manifest themselves clinically by obstruction of cardiac flow, by constitutional effects, and by embolization.
D L, Price +3 more
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THERE are now over 350 reported cases of cardiac myxoma, a slowly-growing intracavitary tumor, most frequently occurring in the left atrium. 1,2 Cardiac myxomas manifest themselves clinically by obstruction of cardiac flow, by constitutional effects, and by embolization.
D L, Price +3 more
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A.M.A. Archives of Surgery, 1959
Primary tumors of the heart, although rare, are being recognized more frequently as a result of increasing interest in cardiovascular surgery and improvement in diagnostic techniques. Intracardiac myxomata comprise some 50% of primary cardiac tumors and are located in the left atrium in approximately 75% of cases. Myxomata occur in persons of all ages,
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Primary tumors of the heart, although rare, are being recognized more frequently as a result of increasing interest in cardiovascular surgery and improvement in diagnostic techniques. Intracardiac myxomata comprise some 50% of primary cardiac tumors and are located in the left atrium in approximately 75% of cases. Myxomata occur in persons of all ages,
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