AI Article Synopsis
- Primary cardiac neoplasms are uncommon, with cardiac hemangiomas being even rarer.
- The case study involves a man who previously had a mixed thrombus in the right atrium.
- After his surgical history, he developed an exceptionally rare cardiac hemangioma.
Article Abstract
Primary cardiac neoplasms are rare, cardiac hemangiomas are even rarer, and a mixed thrombus followed by a primary cardiac hemangioma is exceptionally rare epidemiology. Here, we report the case of a man with a right atrium mixed-thrombus surgical history who went on to develop a cardiac hemangioma.
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