TUMORAL MASS AS CAUSE OF RIGHT CARDIAC INSUFFICENCY

Abstract Introduction The most frequent cardiac primary tumors are Mixomas, typically being located in the left atrium. They usually incidental findings, but probable symptoms include constitutional syndrome, syncope, congestive symptoms, or embolism. diagnosis is based upon clinical imaging tests (with TEE test of choice) which define characteristics chosen treatment, surgery. Clinical case A 79-year-old female with a medical history HTA and Diabetes retinopathy nephropathy. She was hospitalized 2 months earlier syndrome diagnosed Giant cell arteritis. Then she came to emergency room presenting oliguria, edema dyspnea 10 kg weight loss. performed showed low voltajes EKG, anemization TTE mass inside right CT scan confirmed presence an aparent Mixoma. patient treated surgery by pathology. Discussion We describing pluripathological due insuffciency, so differential must thromboembolisms, valvulopathies pulmonary hypertension. can be explained relation Mixoma IL-6 could caused hemolyisis tumor. After two years no further appeared, evidence where it had been seen tests.