1990
DOI: 10.1016/0003-4975(90)90310-3
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Surgical treatment of cardiac tumors: A 25-year experience

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“…These tumors were regarded as primary tumors of the oral cavity, whereas our case was a metastasis to the mandible, with a survival period of 26 months from diagnosis. This survival time can be related to the mean survival times for cardiac sarcomas reported by other authors that were in the range of 9 to 16.6 months [12]. We have found very few papers reporting a metastasis to the jaws from a primary tumor of the heart.…”
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“…These tumors were regarded as primary tumors of the oral cavity, whereas our case was a metastasis to the mandible, with a survival period of 26 months from diagnosis. This survival time can be related to the mean survival times for cardiac sarcomas reported by other authors that were in the range of 9 to 16.6 months [12]. We have found very few papers reporting a metastasis to the jaws from a primary tumor of the heart.…”
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“…Primary or metastatic diagnosis of angiosarcoma occurs only in 4% of the pharynx, oral cavity or paranasal sinuses [14]. In the literature the prognosis factor is based on size, depth and grade of the tumors and the overall prognosis is very poor [8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15].…”
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“…surgery has become the standard firstline treatment, able to provide substantial palliation of symptoms and prolong survival (Dein et al, 1987). However, most patients present with marginally resectable or technically non-resectable disease at diagnosis, and patients surviving 2 years after local excision are rarely reported (Murphy et al 1990: Moggio et al 1992.…”
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“…A abordagem do tumor cardíaco com uso de circulação extracorpórea foi realizada pela primeira vez em 1955, quando Craaford e colaboradores (apud MURPHY et al (17) ) excisaram um mixoma atrial. ROSSI et al (13) , em 1976, realizaram a primeira ressecção de APC sob perfusão.…”
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