Coronary paragangliomas are rare primary cardiac tumors with unique angiographic features that require complete surgical excision.
Alerts clinicians to angiographic clues in rare tumors; leaves open evidence-based management from case reports alone.
The clinical, angiographic, and anatomical features of an uncommon primary cardiac tumor, a paraganglioma, are presented. The angiographic appearance appears unique. These tumors are slow growing and troublesome primarily because of their firm adherence to underlying cardiac structures. Treatment is complete surgical excision.
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