Novel Use of a Catheter-Based Device Retrieval System for Percutaneous Treatment of Recurrent Atrial Myxoma

Surgical resection is standard of care for the treatment of atrial myxoma. However, the optimal management strategy for recurrent cardiac tumors is less clear. Here we report the novel use of a catheter-based device retrieval system for the removal of a recurrent cardiac myxoma.

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JACC Case Reports
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2024-12-04
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jaccas.2024.102737
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Cardiac tumors and thrombi
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Novel Use of a Catheter-Based Device Retrieval System for Percutaneous Treatment of Recurrent Atrial Myxoma

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Novel Use of a Catheter-Based Device Retrieval System for Percutaneous Treatment of Recurrent Atrial Myxoma

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Surgical resection is standard of care for the treatment of atrial myxoma. However, the optimal management strategy for recurrent cardiac tumors is less clear. Here we report the novel use of a catheter-based device retrieval system for the removal of a recurrent cardiac myxoma.

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Kaiser Permanente (US), Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center (US), Los Angeles Medical Center (US), Kaiser Permanente Woodlawn Medical Center (US)
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