A case report of a heart mass

Introduction: Certain cardiac tumors are asymptomatic and detected by chance after autopsy. The clinical signs symptoms of vary greatly determined mainly the tumor's location size rather than its histology. Cardiac masses have a broad differential diagnosis, it is critical to differentiate between neoplastic non-neoplastic benign malignant neoplasms. Surgery advised in situations heart failure symptoms, treatment-resistant ventricular arrhythmias, or blockage heart's inlet outlet pathways. Presentation: In this research, 60-year-old man presented hospital with complaints shortness breath, an echocardiogram CT scan, he was diagnosed right atrial tumor, which required surgery. Conclusion: patient sent oncology unit for additional treatment surgery, excision mass, analysis pathology sample.