Atrial Myxoma

Sign/Symptoms
Breath Shortness (Dyspnoea) Breathing Difficulty When Lying Flat (Orthopnoea) Digital Clubbing Fainting (Syncope) Fever (Raised Body Temperature) Heart Failure Heartbeats Felt By Patient (Palpitations) Pain Joint (Arthralgia) Pain: Chest Weight Loss (Body Mass Index Decreased) Worsening Heart Failure

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Treatments
Surgery Artificial Valve Replacement Commissurotomy Valvotomy Percutaneous Balloon Valvotomy Medical Therapy Artificial Valve Replacement Weakly in Favour Low Evidence Commissurotomy Weakly in Favour Low Evidence Percutaneous Balloon Valvotomy Weakly in Favour Low Evidence Valvotomy Weakly in Favour Low Evidence

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Atrial Myxoma

An atrial myxoma is a non-cancerous tumour located within the heart; usually in the upper chambers. It protrudes from the wall (septum) which separates the two sides.

Atrial myxomas tend to be more common in females, and in some cases, can be inherited.

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