PubMed · 16488705
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Andrew D Cochrane. 2006. Invited commentary.. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.athoracsur.2005.10.021
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Being rare tumors of the heart, cardiac lipomas are usually discovered incidentally during non-cardiac-related examinations of the chest. Although they are reported to be typically solitary, multiplicity has been described in tuberosclerosis patients. Here we reported the multidedector-row computer tomography (MDCT) findings of a nontuberosclerosis case with multiple cardiac lipomas along with pericardial lipomatosis, who presented with symptoms of left heart failure after a hysterectomy surgery but otherwise healthy before that operation.
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