Key result
A patient with successfully treated advanced laryngeal carcinoma subsequently developed a rare, late symptomatic right ventricular intracavitary metastatic tumour with a pseudo-infarct ECG pattern.
Population
1 patient with successfully treated, advanced laryngeal carcinoma who developed a right ventricular…
Design
Case_report
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Alerts clinicians to rare late cardiac metastasis in laryngeal cancer survivors; leaves open optimal surveillance strategies.
Case Report (n=1)
Highlights a rare case of symptomatic cardiac metastasis from laryngeal carcinoma presenting as a right ventricular intracavitary tumor with a pseudo-infarct ECG pattern.
Renders et al. (2005) conducted a case report in Secondary cardiac tumour originating from laryngeal carcinoma (n=1). Advanced laryngeal carcinoma was evaluated on Development of symptomatic metastatic disease to the heart. A patient with successfully treated advanced laryngeal carcinoma subsequently developed a rare, late symptomatic right ventricular intracavitary metastatic tumour with a pseudo-infarct ECG pattern.
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