Primary Angiosarcoma of the Right Atrium Detected by Magnetic Resonance Imaging.
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概要
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A 20-year-old woman with a primary angiosarcoma of the right atrium is reported. The patient had a cardiorespiratory arrest due to cardiac tamponade with bloody pericardial effusion. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) revealed a tumor, which was corroborated by selective coronary angiography. Open-heart surgery was performed. The tumor relapsed however, and she died four months after operation. The tumor was undetectable by echocardiography, but MRI demonstrated a heterogeneous mass with focal areas of high- and low-signal intensity in the right atrium, suggesting that MRI may allow characterization of cardiac tumors.(Internal Medicine 31 : 1291-1297, 1992)
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著者
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TOYAMA Masaaki
the Department of Cardiovascular Surgery, Kameda General Hospital
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MASAUZI Nobuo
the Department of Cardiology, Kameda General Hospital
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ICHIKAWA Seiichi
the Department of Cardiology, Kameda General Hospital
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SHIMAZAKI Eiji
the Department of Cardiology, Kameda General Hospital
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NISHIMURA Fumiaki
the Department of Cardiology, Kameda General Hospital
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KAWASE Isamu
the Department of Cardiology, Kameda General Hospital
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KOKUBO Takesi
the Department of Clinical Pathology, Kameda General Hospital
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YOSHINO Yasushi
the Department of Cardiology, Kameda General Hospital
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MIHARA Jyunji
the Department of Cardiology, Kameda General Hospital
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HAYAMA Yasuaki
the Department of Cardiology, Kameda General Hospital
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