Intracardiac metastasis from germ cell testicular tumor.

Intracardiac metastases of germ cell testicular tumors are not commonly seen in clinical practice. The clinical presentation of right-sided heart metastases ranges widely. Depending upon its size and intracardiac location, it could be highly symptomatic, leading to a congestive heart failure, pulmonary embolism, and death, or completely asymptomatic.

Déjà vu: is your patient a twin?

Coronary artery disease is the leading cause of death worldwide. Hereditary and environmental factors have a strong impact on coronary artery disease development. The exact incidence of this disease and its characteristics among identical twins is unknown.

Postpartal right ventricular thrombosis.

The discovery of an intracardial mass in patients presents a serious diagnostic dilemma. The differential diagnosis of this condition may seem abundant, but myxomas and intracardial thrombosis are the most frequent diagnoses. A connection between pregnancy and the presence of thrombosis has been documented frequently.