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A 51-year-old woman presented with a three month history of progressive shortness of breath, fatigue and chronic cough.
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Trans-esophageal echo revealed a large (5.5X6.7 cm) mass in the left atrium which appeared attached to the atrial septum. Ventricular function was normal, but pulmonary artery pressures were elevated.
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CT showed a large hypodense defect filling an enlarged left atrium. The pulmonary arteries were enlarged. The CT and ultrasound findings were suspicious for a left atrial myxoma.
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