Trigger - Cardiac Masses Flashcards

1
Q

this diagnostic study CANNOT detect ventricular wall tumors

A

Echo

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2
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found primarily in the Left atrium

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cardiac myxomas (MC in adults 30-60)

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3
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presents with tumor plop sound (early diastolic heart sound)

A

cardiac myxoma

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4
Q

typically found on left side of heart, primarily at AV valve

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papillary fibroelastomas

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5
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typically found in patients >60 years in age. (hint, it looks like this)

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papillary fibroelastoma

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6
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manifestations include stroke, MI, PE

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papillary fibroelastoma

also: sudden death, syncope.

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7
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pedunculated, ecapsulated, circumscribed tumor

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cardiac lipoma

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8
Q

found in subendocardium protruding into cardiac chamber or in pericardial space confined to pericardium

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cardiac lipomas

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9
Q

2nd MC benign cardiac tumor in children

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cardiac fibroma

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10
Q

found in anterior wall of left ventricle and interventricular septum

A

cardiac fibromas

can appear anywhere in vent myocardium, but this is MC

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11
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presents as mass effect and is hard to resect since it is not encapsulated

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cardiac fibromas

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12
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this tumor is found sprinkled throughout all the chambers but rarely found on valves

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rhabdomyomas

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13
Q

Watchful waiting since spontaneous regression is common.

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rhabdomyomas

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14
Q

tends to begin at the AV node

A

cardiac mesothelioma

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15
Q

MC in men and is NOT linked to asbestos exposure

A

cardiac mesothelioma

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16
Q

tx with surgical paricardiectomy

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palliative tx for cardiac mesothelioma

17
Q

presents as pericardial effusions since it only typically involves the pericardium

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cardiac metastases from things such as melanoma

18
Q

thrombi in this portion of the heart typically wall themselves off and do not break off into emboli

A

Left ventricular

19
Q

what is the MCC of left ventricular thrombi vs left atrial thrombi

A

atrial - afib
ventricular - dilated CM