Lupus érythémateux disséminé ayant retardé le diagnostic d'un myxome cardiaque

Marmade, L.; Tribak, M.; Laaroussi, Mohamed; Elkouache, M.; Moughil, S.; Konaté, L.; Baghdadi, K.; Benomar, A.; Filal, J.; Benomar, M.

doi:10.1016/j.revmed.2005.12.010

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“…rarely on the neck (5) or on the trunk with a necrotic evolution (6), ulcération, or necrosis of the extremities (7), splinter haemorrhage of the nails (7), livedo reticularis (8), digital ischaemia (2). The second classification is "related to auto-immune phenomena'': Raynaud's phenomenon (9), malar erythematous eruption ( 10), or knee eruption (11). These signs not only mimic autoimmune disease, but can also respond to corticosteroids (11,12).…”

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“…The second classification is "related to auto-immune phenomena'': Raynaud's phenomenon (9), malar erythematous eruption ( 10), or knee eruption (11). These signs not only mimic autoimmune disease, but can also respond to corticosteroids (11,12). frequently leading to a delay in diagnosis (mean about 9 months, range I week to 180 months) (13).…”

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Erythematous Macules on the Feet in a Case of Cardiac Myxoma

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et al. 2009

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Atrial Myxoma and Bone Changes: A Paraneoplastic Syndrome?

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Humphrey

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Journal of Cardiac Surgery

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Atrial myxomas are the most common benign tumors of the heart and are difficult to diagnose due to a wide variety of presenting symptoms. We present a patient with a five-year history of visual loss, vertigo, ataxia, tinnitus, and bone lesions that resolved after diagnosis and resection of an atrial myxoma. This case not only highlights an unusual presentation of atrial myxomas but also raises the question of whether atrial myxomas can produce paraneoplastic syndromes, including bone abnormalities.

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Lupus érythémateux disséminé ayant retardé le diagnostic d'un myxome cardiaque

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Erythematous Macules on the Feet in a Case of Cardiac Myxoma

Erythematous Macules on the Feet in a Case of Cardiac Myxoma

Atrial Myxoma and Bone Changes: A Paraneoplastic Syndrome?

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