Table 1.
Treatment options and outcomes of reported cases of cardiac lymphangioma.
| STUDY | TREATMENT |
|---|---|
|
Nataf (1988) |
Complete ressection |
|
Nakazato (1995) |
Complete ressection by sternotomy |
|
Riquet (1997) |
Three cases Complete ressection by sternotomy |
|
Flörchinger (2005) |
Complete ressection by sternotomy under CPB and mitral valve reconstruction |
|
Pennec (2006) |
Surgical resection was impossible Cardioverter defibrillator was implanted |
|
Kim (2007) |
Complete ressection by sternotomy under CPB |
|
Kim (2010) |
Complete ressection by sternotomy under CPB |
|
Shroff (2011) |
Total resection |
|
Cailleba (2012) |
Total resection Partial resection of the right coronary artery |
|
Huang (2013) |
Complete ressection by sternotomy under CPB and cardiac arrest |
|
Biskupski (2013) |
Complete resection. Annuloplasty of the tricuspid valve was performed. |
|
Vinayakumar (2013) |
Surgical biopsy Pericardial window |
|
Robillard (2014) |
Surgical biopsy The mass has now been followed for >8 years with a minimal increase in size |
|
Lone (2016) |
Incomplete resection Follow-up for 2 years, showed no increasing in size |
|
Bansal (2017) |
Complete resection under CBP Skeletonizing the right coronary artery along the length of the mass |
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