“…Type 1 myxoma is with an irregular villous or papillary surface and a soft consistency, and type 2 myxoma is with a smooth surface and a compact consistency. [ 3 ] Type 1 myxoma is more common and more fragile and tend to embolize frequently than myxomas with a smooth surface. [ 3 ] It is also suggested that repeated impingements of myxoma against the atrial wall or the valve leaflets can form thrombus leading to embolic events.…”