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Primary cardiac angiosarcoma. Histopathology imaging correlation
Moustafa Elsheshtawy1,2, Vasudev Virparia1,2, Krishna Anuraag Pulumati1,2
1Maimonides Medical Center, Brooklyn, NY, USA.
Abstract:
We report a novel observation of a cardiac hemangioma possible transformation into cardiac angiosarcoma. This report should give a new insight on the pathogenesis of the tumor, always thought to have a de-novo genesis. We emphasize in our report the value of combining imaging modalities to examine the anatomic and metabolic properties of cardiac tumors providing a valuable tool for comprehensive assessment. <Learning objective: Assessment of cardiac tumors should combine different imaging modalities to examine the anatomic and metabolic properties of the lesions. We report a novel observation on cardiac angiosarcoma possible transformation from a cardiac hemangioma. This report should give a new insight into the pathogenesis of the tumor, always thought to have a de-novo genesis.>.
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