Key result
Angiography revealed a markedly irregular lumen with tumor-like projections, allowing for the preoperative diagnosis of a primary intraluminal aortic myxoma.
Population
1 patient presenting with clinical features of a dissecting aortic aneurysm, diagnosed with primary…
Design
Case_report
Authors
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May aid preoperative distinction from aneurysm or atherosclerosis; single-case observation leaves generalizability open.
Case Report (n=1)
Distinctive angiographic features can help preoperatively distinguish primary intraluminal aortic tumors from dissecting aneurysms or thrombosed atherosclerosis.
Silverman et al. (1972) conducted a case report in Primary intraluminal aortic myxoma (n=1). Angiography was evaluated on Diagnosis of neoplasm. Angiography revealed a markedly irregular lumen with tumor-like projections, allowing for the preoperative diagnosis of a primary intraluminal aortic myxoma.
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