2003
DOI: 10.1046/j.1444-2892.2003.00195.x
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Atrial myxoma with coexistent coronary artery disease: A report of two cases

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“…Miksomalar koroner arter hastalığı ile beraber görülebi-lir (10,11) . Fakat bu durum nadir olmasına rağmen dikkate alınma-lıdır (12) .…”
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“…Miksomalar koroner arter hastalığı ile beraber görülebi-lir (10,11) . Fakat bu durum nadir olmasına rağmen dikkate alınma-lıdır (12) .…”
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“…The mean age of patients with myxoma is 56 years of age during which coronary artery disease is common and 70% are females [3]. Coronary artery disease should be suspected and investigated in patients with myxoma since the age at presentation and the symptoms can be similar in patients with myxoma and those with coronary artery disease [7]. Even though performing preoperative coronary angiography in patients who are planned to undergo surgery remains controversial, routine coronary angiography is recommended in patients with a history of angina and those above 35 years of age [5].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…They may lead to valvular pathologies including stenosis or regurgitation as well as permanent valve deformities. Overall, signs of the pathology itself are related to the association of the tumor and its intracardiac location [2][3][4][5]. More specifically, auscultation findings such as tumor "plop" or heart murmur altering with the position of the patient are suggestive for myxomas [6].…”
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“…Treatment of myxomas is performed by surgical resection of the mass as soon as the diagnosis is made to prevent occurrence of intracardiac deformities or complications [2][3][4][5][6][7][8]. Delay in treatment is highly associated with embolic events.…”
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confidence: 99%
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