Case report identifies a right ventricular haemangioma in a patient using cardiac imaging techniques, suggesting importance of imaging in diagnosis.
Primary cardiac tumours are rare. We report a patient with right ventricular cavernous haemangioma, in which non-invasive cardiovascular imaging including echocardiography and MRI helped in the diagnosis with a high pretest probability. The patient also had typical slow-fast atrioventricular nodal reentrant tachycardia, which was an incidental finding and not related to the tumour.
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