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The left atrial myxoma is one of the most common primary cardiac tumors in adults worldwide.
In this video, Dr. Laura Inga explains what this tumor is, where it originates and how it is removed.
In this video, Dr. Laura Inga explains what this tumor is, where it originates and how it is removed.
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