“…Myxoma can mimicmitral annular obstruction or lead to mitral regurgitation, thus producing symptoms such as dyspnea, syncope,angina pectoris, peripheral embolism, and heartfailure. [3][4][5][6] Infected cardiac myxoma was fi rst reported in 1956. 7 Infected cardiac myxoma with coexisting valvular endocarditis has also been reported.…”