Ataque cerebrovascular en el joven secundario a mixoma auricular

Marcenaro, Lorenzo; Labaure, Nicolás; Cocco, Federico Preve; Rivero, Sebastián; Paganini, Juan José; Soca, Gerardo; Antelo, Martin; Byk, Bruno; Gaye, Andrés

doi:10.1016/j.neuarg.2016.11.004

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“…Depending on its appearance, during the echocardiographic study or macroscopically during surgery or the anatomopathological study of the tumor, two types of surface are evident: smooth with a polypoid appearance and a compact consistency, or irregular with multiple villous extensions and a smooth consistency. The latter is the one that is usually associated with embolic phenomena, since it contributes to tumor fragmentation 3 .…”

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Embolic stroke as a perioperative complication of atrial myxoma

Medrano-Plana,

Hernández-Borroto,

González-Chinea

et al. 2023

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Perioperative stroke is one of the complications that can occur during the surgical procedure and up to 30 days after it. A 52-year-old woman with no neurological symptoms and a diagnosis of intracardiac mass. She underwent cardiac surgery with resection of the tumor that was compatible with atrial myxoma. In the immediate postoperative, she presented neurological symptoms and was diagnosed with basal ganglia infarction of embolic etiology. Perioperative stroke appears most frequently in cardiovascular surgery but is rarely reported in heart tumor resection surgery.

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