论文信息 - Massive lipomatous infiltration to the left ventricle mimicking a cardiac tumor.

Massive lipomatous infiltration to the left ventricle mimicking a cardiac tumor.

A case with massive lipomatous infiltration to the left ventricle is reported. An intracardiac tumor was suspected on the results of echocardiography, computed tomography, thallium scintigraphy and left ventriculography. This is the first case which was diagnosed in vivo and successfully resected.

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