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David J Dabbs - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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pulmonary valve papillary Fibroelastoma a case report and review of the literature
Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine, 2001Co-Authors: Reda S Saad, Colleen O Galvis, Wiam Bshara, John Liddicoat, David J DabbsAbstract:○ Papillary Fibroelastomas are rare and benign cardiac tumors that typically affect the cardiac valves. To the best of our knowledge, the English literature contains only 1 case report of pulmonary valve Fibroelastoma diagnosed by echocardiogram and confirmed by surgical resection. There is a paucity of pathology literature on this subject. We describe an additional case of pulmonary valve Fibroelastoma diagnosed by transesophageal echocardiography and magnetic resonance imaging confirmed by pathologic examination in a patient who also had a thymoma.
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pulmonary valve papillary Fibroelastoma
Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine, 2001Co-Authors: Reda S Saad, Colleen O Galvis, Wiam Bshara, John Liddicoat, David J DabbsAbstract:Abstract Papillary Fibroelastomas are rare and benign cardiac tumors that typically affect the cardiac valves. To the best of our knowledge, the English literature contains only 1 case report of pulmonary valve Fibroelastoma diagnosed by echocardiogram and confirmed by surgical resection. There is a paucity of pathology literature on this subject. We describe an additional case of pulmonary valve Fibroelastoma diagnosed by transesophageal echocardiography and magnetic resonance imaging confirmed by pathologic examination in a patient who also had a thymoma.
Sérgio Almeida De Oliveira - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Cardiac Papillary Fibroelastoma. Experience of an Institution
2014Co-Authors: Suzelle F. De M. Oliveira, Ricardo Ribeiro Dias, Fábio Fern, Noedir A. G. Stolf, Charles Mady, Sérgio Almeida De Oliveira, Under TurnerAbstract:Primary intracardiac tumors are rare, with prevalence between 0.0017 % and 0.19 % from non-selected autopsy studies. Approximately 75 % are benign and almost half of them are myxomas. The remaining tumors are divided among rabdomyomas, lipomas and Fibroelastomas. Myxomas are the most common intracardiac tumors in adult age and rabdomyomas the most common among pediatric population. Papillary Fibroelastoma (PFE) is a relative rare benign heart tumor, corresponding to approximately 8 % of intracardiac tumors. They most commonly manifested in cardiac valves1. In the past, they either consisted o
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Cardiac papillary Fibroelastoma: experience of an institution
Sociedade Brasileira de Cardiologia - SBC, 2005Co-Authors: Oliveira, Suzelle F. De M, Dias, Ricardo Ribeiro, Fernandes Fábio, Stolf, Noedir A. G., Mady Charles, Sérgio Almeida De OliveiraAbstract:Os tumores cardíacos primários do coração são raros, com uma prevalência entre 0,0017% e 0,19% dos estudos de autópsia não selecionados. Cerca de 75% são tumores benignos e quase a metade são mixomas. Os restantes se dividem entre rabdomiomas, lipomas e Fibroelastomas. Os mixomas são os tumores cardíacos mais comuns na idade adulta e os rabdomiomas, os mais comuns da população pediátrica. O Fibroelastoma papilífero (FEP) é um tumor benigno do coração, relativamente raro, correspondendo a aproximadamente 8% dos tumores cardíacos. São os que mais comumente acometem as valvas cardíacas¹. No passado, consistiam de achados de necropsia ou eram encontrados em procedimentos cirúrgicos ao acaso. O diagnóstico in vivo era esporádico². Com o aprimoramento das técnicas de ecocardiografia, o FEP tem sido diagnosticado com maior freqüência. São, geralmente, descritos como uma massa móvel, pedunculada, bem delimitada e com predileção pelo endocárdio valvar. A proposta terapêutica, quando pedunculados, é a ressecção cirúrgica, visando a prevenção de fenômenos embólicos cerebrais, pulmonares, coronarianos ou periféricos1,3. Serão apresentados cinco casos diagnosticados em nossa instituição, no período de agosto de 1995 a junho de 2004.Primary intracardiac tumors are rare, with prevalence between 0.0017% and 0.19% from non-selected autopsy studies. Approximately 75% are benign and almost half of them are myxomas. The remaining tumors are divided among rabdomyomas, lipomas and Fibroelastomas. Myxomas are the most common intracardiac tumors in adult age and rabdomyomas the most common among pediatric population. Papillary Fibroelastoma (PFE) is a relative rare benign heart tumor, corresponding to approximately 8% of intracardiac tumors. They most commonly manifested in cardiac valves¹. In the past, they either consisted of necropsy findings or were found in surgical procedures at random. In vivo diagnosis was sporadic². With the improvement of echocardiography techniques, PFE has been more frequently diagnosed. They are usually described as a movable, pedunculate, well-delimited mass and with predilection for valve endocardium. Therapeutic proposal, when they are pedunculate, is surgical resection, preventing cerebral, pulmonary, coronary or peripheral embolic phenomena1,3. Five cases diagnosed in our institution, in the period from August 1995 to June 2004, will be presente
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Fibroelastoma papilífero: experiência de uma instituição
Sociedade Brasileira de Cardiologia - SBC, 2005Co-Authors: Oliveira, Suzelle F. De M, Dias, Ricardo Ribeiro, Stolf, Noedir A. G., Sérgio Almeida De OliveiraAbstract:Os tumores cardíacos primários do coração são raros, com uma prevalência entre 0,0017% e 0,19% dos estudos de autópsia não selecionados. Cerca de 75% são tumores benignos e quase a metade são mixomas. Os restantes se dividem entre rabdomiomas, lipomas e Fibroelastomas. Os mixomas são os tumores cardíacos mais comuns na idade adulta e os rabdomiomas, os mais comuns da população pediátrica. O Fibroelastoma papilífero (FEP) é um tumor benigno do coração, relativamente raro, correspondendo a aproximadamente 8% dos tumores cardíacos. São os que mais comumente acometem as valvas cardíacas¹. No passado, consistiam de achados de necropsia ou eram encontrados em procedimentos cirúrgicos ao acaso. O diagnóstico in vivo era esporádico². Com o aprimoramento das técnicas de ecocardiografia, o FEP tem sido diagnosticado com maior freqüência. São, geralmente, descritos como uma massa móvel, pedunculada, bem delimitada e com predileção pelo endocárdio valvar. A proposta terapêutica, quando pedunculados, é a ressecção cirúrgica, visando a prevenção de fenômenos embólicos cerebrais, pulmonares, coronarianos ou periféricos1,3. Serão apresentados cinco casos diagnosticados em nossa instituição, no período de agosto de 1995 a junho de 2004
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Fibroelastoma papilífero: experiência de uma instituição Cardiac papillary Fibroelastoma: experience of an institution
Sociedade Brasileira de Cardiologia (SBC), 2005Co-Authors: Suzelle F. De M. Oliveira, Ricardo Ribeiro Dias, Noedir A. G. Stolf, Charles Mady, Fábio Fernandes, Sérgio Almeida De OliveiraAbstract:Os tumores cardíacos primários do coração são raros, com uma prevalência entre 0,0017% e 0,19% dos estudos de autópsia não selecionados. Cerca de 75% são tumores benignos e quase a metade são mixomas. Os restantes se dividem entre rabdomiomas, lipomas e Fibroelastomas. Os mixomas são os tumores cardíacos mais comuns na idade adulta e os rabdomiomas, os mais comuns da população pediátrica. O Fibroelastoma papilífero (FEP) é um tumor benigno do coração, relativamente raro, correspondendo a aproximadamente 8% dos tumores cardíacos. São os que mais comumente acometem as valvas cardíacas¹. No passado, consistiam de achados de necropsia ou eram encontrados em procedimentos cirúrgicos ao acaso. O diagnóstico in vivo era esporádico². Com o aprimoramento das técnicas de ecocardiografia, o FEP tem sido diagnosticado com maior freqüência. São, geralmente, descritos como uma massa móvel, pedunculada, bem delimitada e com predileção pelo endocárdio valvar. A proposta terapêutica, quando pedunculados, é a ressecção cirúrgica, visando a prevenção de fenômenos embólicos cerebrais, pulmonares, coronarianos ou periféricos1,3. Serão apresentados cinco casos diagnosticados em nossa instituição, no período de agosto de 1995 a junho de 2004.Primary intracardiac tumors are rare, with prevalence between 0.0017% and 0.19% from non-selected autopsy studies. Approximately 75% are benign and almost half of them are myxomas. The remaining tumors are divided among rabdomyomas, lipomas and Fibroelastomas. Myxomas are the most common intracardiac tumors in adult age and rabdomyomas the most common among pediatric population. Papillary Fibroelastoma (PFE) is a relative rare benign heart tumor, corresponding to approximately 8% of intracardiac tumors. They most commonly manifested in cardiac valves¹. In the past, they either consisted of necropsy findings or were found in surgical procedures at random. In vivo diagnosis was sporadic². With the improvement of echocardiography techniques, PFE has been more frequently diagnosed. They are usually described as a movable, pedunculate, well-delimited mass and with predilection for valve endocardium. Therapeutic proposal, when they are pedunculate, is surgical resection, preventing cerebral, pulmonary, coronary or peripheral embolic phenomena1,3. Five cases diagnosed in our institution, in the period from August 1995 to June 2004, will be presente
Reda S Saad - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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pulmonary valve papillary Fibroelastoma a case report and review of the literature
Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine, 2001Co-Authors: Reda S Saad, Colleen O Galvis, Wiam Bshara, John Liddicoat, David J DabbsAbstract:○ Papillary Fibroelastomas are rare and benign cardiac tumors that typically affect the cardiac valves. To the best of our knowledge, the English literature contains only 1 case report of pulmonary valve Fibroelastoma diagnosed by echocardiogram and confirmed by surgical resection. There is a paucity of pathology literature on this subject. We describe an additional case of pulmonary valve Fibroelastoma diagnosed by transesophageal echocardiography and magnetic resonance imaging confirmed by pathologic examination in a patient who also had a thymoma.
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pulmonary valve papillary Fibroelastoma
Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine, 2001Co-Authors: Reda S Saad, Colleen O Galvis, Wiam Bshara, John Liddicoat, David J DabbsAbstract:Abstract Papillary Fibroelastomas are rare and benign cardiac tumors that typically affect the cardiac valves. To the best of our knowledge, the English literature contains only 1 case report of pulmonary valve Fibroelastoma diagnosed by echocardiogram and confirmed by surgical resection. There is a paucity of pathology literature on this subject. We describe an additional case of pulmonary valve Fibroelastoma diagnosed by transesophageal echocardiography and magnetic resonance imaging confirmed by pathologic examination in a patient who also had a thymoma.
Daijirou Kishi - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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double primary left ventricular and aortic valve papillary Fibroelastoma
Circulation, 2004Co-Authors: Hiroyuki Tanaka, Takashi Narisawa, Takanobu Mori, Yoshirou Masuda, Daijirou KishiAbstract:Papillary Fibroelastomas of the heart are relatively rare benign tumors and although they can be symptom free, symptoms such as cerebral ischemia and cardiac infarction can be lethal. It is important to diagnose this tumor using echocardiography, because lethal embolisms can be prevented by surgical resection. Recurrence of this tumor has not been reported and multiple tumors are rare. The present report is a case of double primary aortic valve Fibroelastoma with aortic regurgitation diagnosed 4 years after surgery for a left ventricular Fibroelastoma with mitral valvular disease. (Circ J 2004; 68: 504 - 506)
Wiam Bshara - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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pulmonary valve papillary Fibroelastoma a case report and review of the literature
Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine, 2001Co-Authors: Reda S Saad, Colleen O Galvis, Wiam Bshara, John Liddicoat, David J DabbsAbstract:○ Papillary Fibroelastomas are rare and benign cardiac tumors that typically affect the cardiac valves. To the best of our knowledge, the English literature contains only 1 case report of pulmonary valve Fibroelastoma diagnosed by echocardiogram and confirmed by surgical resection. There is a paucity of pathology literature on this subject. We describe an additional case of pulmonary valve Fibroelastoma diagnosed by transesophageal echocardiography and magnetic resonance imaging confirmed by pathologic examination in a patient who also had a thymoma.
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pulmonary valve papillary Fibroelastoma
Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine, 2001Co-Authors: Reda S Saad, Colleen O Galvis, Wiam Bshara, John Liddicoat, David J DabbsAbstract:Abstract Papillary Fibroelastomas are rare and benign cardiac tumors that typically affect the cardiac valves. To the best of our knowledge, the English literature contains only 1 case report of pulmonary valve Fibroelastoma diagnosed by echocardiogram and confirmed by surgical resection. There is a paucity of pathology literature on this subject. We describe an additional case of pulmonary valve Fibroelastoma diagnosed by transesophageal echocardiography and magnetic resonance imaging confirmed by pathologic examination in a patient who also had a thymoma.