Case report highlights a giant myxoma's impact on diagnosis and potential complications in cardiac health.
Although myxoma is the most common primary cardiac tumor in adults, it accounts for only 0.25% of all cardiac masses. Although benign from a histological point of view, its intracardiac localization can be life-threatening for the patient. Its insidious symptomatology often makes it difficult to diagnose until the stage of complications.
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Zeineb Ajra (2024) studied this question.
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