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Chest x-ray showed cardiomegaly with pulmonary vascular blurring and redistribution.
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Cardiomegaly with pulmonary vascular blurring and redistribution was seen on chest X-rays (Fig. 1).
In the right coronary angiography, there were two tumor blushings which were supplied by a conus branch. (small arrow) Left: one was on the right atrial side of the interatrial septum (small open arrow) and drained directly to right atrium. Right: the other was on the interventricular septum (large arrow) communicating with coronary sinus via large veins (large open arrow). Both of the venous drainages could be seen simultaneously in the arterial phase. These findings were compatible with arteriovenous type of cardiac hemangiomas.
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But in the right coronary artery, we could find two tumor blushings which were supplied by a conus branch (Fig. 3).