Native Aortic Valve Thrombosis Resembling Papillary Fibroelastoma
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The differential diagnosis of cardiac mass is important in determining the therapeutic plan and avoiding unnecessary surgical intervention. Non-invasive imaging methods would be useful in the diagnosis of suspected cardiac mass, because they may provideearlier diagnosis and more accurate assessment of cardiac mass. Native aortic valve thrombosis is a rare disorder and difficult todifferentiate from a tumor, and in particular, a papillary fibroelastoma. Thus, the clinical decision making with imaging modalitiesshould be performed cautiously. We recently met a female patient who had a aortic valve mass resembling papillary fibroelastomain normal native valve. The patient underwent a surgical resection and the pathologic finding showed an organized thrombuswith no evidence of papillary fibroelastoma.
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The differential diagnosis of cardiac mass is important in determining the therapeutic plan and avoiding unnecessary surgical intervention. Non-invasive imaging methods would be useful in the diagnosis of suspected cardiac mass, because they may provideearlier diagnosis and more accurate assessment of cardiac mass. Native aortic valve thrombosis is a rare disorder and difficult todifferentiate from a tumor, and in particular, a papillary fibroelastoma. Thus, the clinical decision making with imaging modalitiesshould be performed cautiously. We recently met a female patient who had a aortic valve mass resembling papillary fibroelastomain normal native valve. The patient underwent a surgical resection and the pathologic finding showed an organized thrombuswith no evidence of papillary fibroelastoma.
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