Presentation
Previously healthy, experienced fatigue and dyspnea.
Patient Data
Age: 17 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Cardiac angiosarcoma
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Computed tomography of the thorax shows an infiltrative cardiac expansive lesion, centered on the right atrium, invading the superior vena cava. There are also innumerable solid pulmonary nodules, bilateral, suggestive of involvement secondary dissemination.
From the case:
Cardiac angiosarcoma
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CT-guided biopsy.
Case Discussion
After CT-guided biopsy, the anatomopathological examination evidenced the possibility of vascular neoplasia, including epithelioid angiosarcoma. The immunohistochemical report confirms the diagnosis of angiosarcoma.
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