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ECG demonstrated normal sinus rhythm, permanent marked S-T segment elevation, biphasic inversion of T-waves in leads V1-V6 and the absence of a Q wave.
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Repeat surface 12-lead ECG demonstrated sinus rhythm with evidence of ST-segment elevation in the all over the anterior leads (V1 to V6) which were compatible with acute anterior wall myocardial infarction (Fig. 1).
(A)The apical 4-chamber plane showed a RV mass that was 45 x 32 cm in size (arrows). (B) Contrast-enhanced CT scans (axial view). Mass was found in the right ventricular chamber.
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Additionally, echocardiography also revealed RV wall hypokinesia involving the mid to apex and indicating the tumoral invasion (Fig. 2-A). Finally, a tumor in the RV was confirmed (Fig. 2-B).