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Circulation. 1965;32:451-456

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(Circulation. 1965;32:451.)
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Fibroma of the Right Ventricle Producing Severe Tricuspid Stenosis

LUKE G. VAN DER HAUWAERT M.D.1; LUCIEN CORBEEL M.D.1; PAUL MALDAGUE M.D.1

1 From the Departments of Pediatrics, Cardiology, and Pathology, University Clinic, Louvain, Belgium.

A case of fibroma of the right ventricle in a child of 16 months is reported. The clinical and hemodynamic findings were those of severe tricuspid stenosis. Angiocardiography proved the obstruction to be due to a cardiac neoplasm, localized within the right ventricle. An attempt at surgical removal failed because the tumor, almost completely filling the cavity of the right ventricle, was too extensive and could not be distinctly delineated from the healthy myocardium.