Key result
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.
Population
75 children with primary cardiac tumors and secondary tumors of the cardiovascular system seen between 1919…
Design
Case_series
Authors
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May support advanced imaging for nonspecific pediatric cardiac symptoms; Level 5 evidence leaves optimal strategies open.
Observational (n=75)
No
Early recognition of pediatric cardiovascular tumors using advanced imaging modalities is crucial for enabling potentially curative surgical and oncological treatments.
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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