2021
DOI: 10.1002/ccr3.5024
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A rare case of an intramyocardial mesothelial inclusion cyst

Abstract: A symptomatic intramyocardial cyst, whilst a rare occurrence, is most effectively investigated using Magnetic Resonance Imaging. Furthermore, following diagnosis it can be effectively treated using a surgical approach.

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“…Reviewing recent literature revealed 1 report of an intramyocardial mesothelial inclusion cyst found in the left ventricle, although it was not pericardial in origin. 2 Another case involved a mesothelial cyst that was obstructing the RV outflow tract; however, this also did not originate from the pericardium. 3 Finally, assessing the symptomatology and hemodynamic impact of the mass are necessary to evaluate whether resection is necessary.…”
Section: Casementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Reviewing recent literature revealed 1 report of an intramyocardial mesothelial inclusion cyst found in the left ventricle, although it was not pericardial in origin. 2 Another case involved a mesothelial cyst that was obstructing the RV outflow tract; however, this also did not originate from the pericardium. 3 Finally, assessing the symptomatology and hemodynamic impact of the mass are necessary to evaluate whether resection is necessary.…”
Section: Casementioning
confidence: 99%