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Surgical excision of a primary cardiac paraganglioma in the right atrium, diagnosed via echocardiography and CT-guided biopsy, resulted in an uneventful recovery.
A 67-yeary-old middle-aged woman admitted to the hospital with chief complaints of intermittent palpitation, fatigue for more than 3 months, and bilateral lower extremity edema about 2 months. A solid mass was discovered in the right atrium by echocardiographic examination, and computerized tomography (CT) guided needle biopsy of the mass was performed and revealed a neurogenic tumor, which was a paraganglioma. She underwent surgical excision of the tumor and had uneventful recovery at a month post-operation.
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