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CARDIAC MYXOMA CASE SERIES

Case 1

A B

Figure 1. 48 years old female. A. Contrast enhanced chest MSCT scan showing
heterogeneous and non calcified mass, impression intraluminal right ventricle suggestive a cardiac
myxoma. B. Echocardiography showed myxoma in the right ventricle

Case 2 :

Figure 2. 30 years old male. Contrast enhanced chest MSCT scan showing heterogeneous and
calcified mass that extend to the posterior side of the right ventricle. Impression intraluminal right
atrium sugestive a cardiac myxoma

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