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What are the outcomes of surgical excision in patients with primary cardiac tumors?
What are the outcomes of surgical excision in patients with primary cardiac tumors?
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Surgical excision is a safe and curative approach for benign cardiac tumors, though malignant tumors remain associated with poor outcomes.
Surgical excision of benign cardiac tumors is a safe and curative treatment, which is feasible using minimally invasive right thoracotomy approach and provides excellent results. However, therapy of malignant cardiac tumors continues to have a poor prognosis despite individualization of approach.
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