Primary XXXX of the heart.

@entity1 @entity5 @entity1352 @entity299 @entity2008
Primary @entity1352 of the heart is very rare, accounting for 5% of @entity299 . Of the few cases reported in the literature to date, nearly all have had a very poor outcome. We present a further case. This uncommon @entity5 has no specific symptoms during its development, which results in delayed diagnosis. Echocardiography, chest computed tomography, and magnetic resonance imaging can provide effective information about this @entity5 . With the identification of the characteristic and diagnostic @entity2008 t(X; 18), this @entity5 will become increasingly recognized. @entity1352 of the heart requires surgical intervention to improve the prognosis. Adjuvant and/or genetic therapy pre- or postoperation can help prolong life. Chemotherapy is usually recommended as it may benefit the @entity1 . The key to treatment in the future is to find new therapeutic agents. Further elucidation of the effects of this @entity2008 may lead to better-directed therapies in future.
