Why the study?
Primary cardiac tumors are rare and predominantly myxomas that can cause life-threatening complications, prompting this summary of a 6-year surgical resection experience.
Population
20 patients undergoing surgical excision of primary intracardiac myxoma
Design
Single-center observational study
Authors
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Single-center case series adds regional data on cardiac tumor resection; leaves open need for prospective multicenter validation before broader adoption.
Surgical excision of cardiac myxomas via median sternotomy is safe and provides excellent outcomes with very low perioperative mortality.
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