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RIGHT ATRIAL MASSES – A SERIES OF THREE CASES

Cardiac masses are rare, and they pose an interesting diagnostic and therapeutic challenge. The
differentials vary from tumours – both primary and secondary, thrombus, infective vegetations, artifacts to
cysts. They can present with obstructive symptoms, embolisation, constitutional symptoms or pericardial effusions.
Multimodality imaging with echocardiogram, computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) help in
diagnosis. Complete surgical resection is often the modality of choice in cases of tumours. Thrombolysis or surgical extraction is
suitable in cases of thrombus in the right heart.