Abreu, Gabriela C. Gontijo, Maria Clara R. Chaves, Maria Clara L. Drumond, Júlia W. Marino, Bárbara C. A. Bernardes, Rodrigo C. Cobucci, Alexandre Berenstein, Cynthia K. Primary cardiac angiosarcoma: case report of a rare neoplasia <div><p>ABSTRACT This article reports a case of primary cardiac angiosarcoma and a brief review is provided. A 44-year-old male patient was suspected of having myxoma in the right atrium. The tumor, on pathology examination, was shown to be a cardiac angiosarcoma. In the postoperative period, the patient developed a cardiac tamponade, requiring reoperation and evolving to death. Angiosarcomas are malignant tumors characterized by a devastating clinical course. They have a predilection for the right atrium, occurring between the third and fifth decades of life, with a male preponderance. Because of its rarity, the ideal treatment has not been identified yet.</p></div> hemangiosarcoma;heart neoplasms;heart atria 2017-12-20
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