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Primary and secondary cardiovascular tumors in 75 children (16 primary, 59 secondary) often presented with nonspecific findings, highlighting the need for advanced imaging for early recognition.
Observational (n=75)
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Early recognition of pediatric cardiovascular tumors using advanced imaging modalities is crucial for enabling potentially curative surgical and oncological treatments.
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May support advanced imaging for nonspecific pediatric cardiac symptoms; Level 5 evidence leaves optimal strategies open.
Chan et al. (1985) conducted an observational in Primary and secondary cardiovascular tumors (n=75). Primary and secondary cardiovascular tumors in 75 children (16 primary, 59 secondary) often presented with nonspecific findings, highlighting the need for advanced imaging for early recognition.
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