myxomata Synonyms
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myxomata Meaning
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myxomata (pl.)
of Myxoma
myxomata Sentence Examples
- The presence of multiple myxomata in the heart indicated a serious cardiac condition.
- The myxomata grew rapidly, obstructing blood flow and causing significant symptoms.
- Diagnosis of myxomata typically required echocardiography or cardiac imaging.
- Surgical removal of myxomata was often the primary treatment option.
- The myxomatous tissue was composed of loose connective tissue and contained abundant fluid-filled spaces.
- The etiology of myxomata remained largely unknown, although genetic factors were believed to play a role.
- Myxomata could occur in both atrial and ventricular chambers of the heart, with atrial myxomata being more common.
- Patients with myxomata experienced symptoms such as shortness of breath, chest pain, and emboli.
- While myxomata were generally considered benign, they had the potential to cause life-threatening complications if not treated appropriately.
- Cardiac myxomata accounted for a small but significant proportion of primary cardiac tumors.
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of Myxoma
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The presence of multiple myxomata in the heart indicated a serious cardiac condition.
The myxomata grew rapidly, obstructing blood flow and causing significant symptoms.
Diagnosis of myxomata typically required echocardiography or cardiac imaging.
Surgical removal of myxomata was often the primary treatment option.
