Key result
Ex situ resection successfully removes primary cardiac tumors in two patients.
Population
2 patients with primary cardiac tumors
Design
Case_series
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May be considered in select unresectable cases; leaves open safety, durability, and comparative efficacy.
Case Report (n=2)
Ex situ resection following heart explantation is a feasible surgical approach for achieving radical resection of primary cardiac tumors.
Hoffmeier et al. (2003) conducted a case report in Primary cardiac tumors (n=2). Ex situ resection (radical resection after explantation of the heart) was evaluated. Ex situ resection (radical resection after explantation of the heart) was successfully accomplished in two patients with primary cardiac tumors.
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