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Cardiac hemangiomas as a primary heart tumor are extremely rare.
Cardiac hemangiomas are extremely rare primary heart tumors, and this case describes a unique presentation involving both the right atrium and the liver.
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Raises awareness of cardiac hemangiomas in atypical symptoms; leaves open optimal evaluation and management of multisystem involvement.
Cardiac hemangiomas as a primary heart tumor are extremely rare. We present a clinical case of a 54-year-old woman with atypical thoracic and abdominal discomfort and cavernous hemangiomas of the right atrium and the liver.
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