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Kody Wyant1,2, Titilayo Oden Shobayo1, Manuel R Rojo1,2,3
1Stritch School of Medicine, Loyola University Chicago, Maywood, IL 60153, United States.
Abstract:
Despite the low incidence of primary cardiac tumors, recently at our institution, we have experienced two very rare tumors in the span of just a few months. Hibernomas are rare tumors of brown adipose tissue origin that share the benign clinical features of a lipoma, but on imaging mimic the more aggressive sarcoma. Here we present two separate cases of otherwise healthy patients who were found incidentally to have these asymptomatic tumors.
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