Cardiac myxomas (CM) are the most common type of primary cardiac tumours in adults,
which have an approximate incidence of up to 0.2% in some autopsy series. The purpose of …

Background: Cardiac tumors rare cardiac disorders with an overall incidence rate Objective:
Given that cardiac tumors exhibit some nonspecific symptoms compared with other heart …

Cardioaortic embolism to the brain accounts for approximately 15–30% of ischaemic strokes
and is often referred to as 'cardioembolic stroke'. One-quarter of patients have more than …

Background Primary cardiac tumors are rare and the majorities are benign. Conventional
surgical treatment uses median sternotomy, while minimally invasive surgery from right …

Background Previous studies on primary cardiac tumors were mainly based on small case
series collected from a limited number of institutions. Contemporary data of patients with …

Objective Primary cardiac sarcoma, a rare tumor with an aggressive course and imprecise
prognosis, constitutes over 95% of all malignant cardiac tumors. Given the sparsely …

Cardiac tumors are assumed to be a rare entity. Metastases to the heart are more frequent
than primary lesions. Sarcomas make up the majority of cardiac malignant neoplasms …

Objective: We aimed to present clinical features, surgical approaches, importance of surgical
technique and long-term outcomes of our patients with cardiac myxoma who underwent …

Cardiac neoplasms are rare, however, also a curable form of the disease once detected
early. In recent years the viscus tumors have gained their highlights, due to the …

Primary cardiac tumors are uncommon, with an autopsy frequency of 0.001%-0.28%: 75% of
them are benign, and 50-75% of these are myxomas. Often the first neurological …