This review highlights the clinical features and diagnostic methods for primary cardiac tumors to facilitate antemortem diagnosis and surgical removal.
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May aid antemortem detection of primary cardiac tumors; leaves open prospective validation of diagnostic algorithms.
ECENT advances in surgical technics make it highly probable that intra- cavitary cardiac tumors will be suc- cessfully removed.In view of the rarity of antemorteml diagnosis of these tumors it is desirable to analyze the clinical features and to call attention to an effective method of diagnosis.In addition, primary cardiac tunmors involving the myocardium and pericardium will be reviewed.
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