The strategic use of embolization in treating infantile fibrosarcoma-related heart failure: a case report

This is the first instance of arteriographic application for the management of HFHF caused by hypervascularized retroperitoneal IFS that we are aware of. In conclusion, we advise using this approach because of its safety and effectiveness, even though it necessitates a high level of experience.

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Frontiers in Surgery
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2025-10-30
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https://doi.org/10.3389/fsurg.2025.1638718
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Cardiac tumors and thrombi
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The strategic use of embolization in treating infantile fibrosarcoma-related heart failure: a case report

Marc Bartoli, Giulia Cassanelli, Gian Luigi Natali
Frontiers in Surgery
Cardiac tumors and thrombi
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The strategic use of embolization in treating infantile fibrosarcoma-related heart failure: a case report

Marc Bartoli, Giulia Cassanelli, Gian Luigi Natali
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This is the first instance of arteriographic application for the management of HFHF caused by hypervascularized retroperitoneal IFS that we are aware of. In conclusion, we advise using this approach because of its safety and effectiveness, even though it necessitates a high level of experience.

Frontiers in SurgeryVol. 12
University of Rome Tor Vergata (IT), Bambino Gesù Children's Hospital (IT)
Ministero della Salute
Openalex Percentile: Top 53%
Cardiac tumors and thrombi
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