General Clinical Presentations
Of 8 patients with cardiac blood cyst, 5 were admitted to the author’s hospital due to chest distress, palpitation, and chest uncomfortable; 3 cases were transferred to the author’s hospital from other healthcare providers due to occupying lesions of the heart. None of these patients had a history of operation or a history of trauma. 1 case had tumor plop,2 cases had a systolic murmur and other physical examination were negative. The blood carcinoembryonic antigen was slightly increased in 1 case, the remaining 7 patients’ blood tests were normal.