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Case Records of the Massachusetts General Hospital
Weekly Clinicopathological Exercises
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Volume 346:1152-1158 April 11, 2002 Number 15
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Case 11-2002 — A 27-Year-Old Woman with Two Intracardiac Masses and a History of Endocrinopathy
Craig T. Basson, and H. Thomas Aretz

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Presentation of Case

A 27-year-old woman was admitted to the hospital because of syncope and two intracardiac masses.

The patient had been well until about three years before admission, when she had an episode of numbness in the lower left area of the face, associated with weakness of the right arm and right leg; the numbness lasted 30 to 60 minutes and did not recur. Evaluation at that time included cranial computed tomographic (CT) scanning, which reportedly showed no abnormalities; a cardiac ultrasonographic study was not performed. She was well for the next year. During the two years before admission, the patient had . . . [Full Text of this Article]

Differential Diagnosis

Non-neoplastic Processes

Neoplastic Processes

            Extracardiac Neoplasms with Metastases

            Primary Cardiac Neoplasms

Clinical Diagnosis

Dr. Craig T. Basson's Diagnosis

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