The Pathology of Metastatic Cardiac Myxoma
George M. Rupp, Rock Heyman, Armando Martínez, Laligam N. Sekhar, Charles A. Jungreis
Abstract
George M. Rupp, Rock Heyman, Armando Martínez, Laligam N. Sekhar, Charles A. Jungreis
Abstract
The authors describe a case of a "benign" cardiac myxoma with metastases to a previously unreported site, the right temporal bone. The cardiac tumor became evident five years after the bone tumor presentation. Patients with myxomas in unusual locations should have a complete cardiac evaluation.
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The authors describe a case of a "benign" cardiac myxoma with metastases to a previously unreported site, the right temporal bone. The cardiac tumor became evident five years after the bone tumor presentation. Patients with myxomas in unusual locations should have a complete cardiac evaluation.
Key concepts: Myxoma, Cardiac Tumors, Medicine, Presentation (obstetrics), Heart neoplasms, Pathology, Radiology