22.03.2023 | Case Report
Sudden unexpected death from subvalvular hemorrhagic cyst complicated with coronary heart disease in an adult
verfasst von:
Yanjie Ding, Wei Wang, Qiufeng Tan, Shilin Zhang, Xiao Zhang, Bo Jin, Ying Xie
Erschienen in:
Forensic Science, Medicine and Pathology
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Abstract
Cardiac blood cysts are rare benign tumors. It is commonly found in the heart valve and left ventricle of newborns by autopsy and is rarely seen in adults [
1,
2]. The typical histopathology of cardiac blood cysts is a closed, round, blood-containing cystic mass attached to the heart valve or endocardium. This article reports a rare case of sudden death due to a giant subaortic cardiac blood cyst with coronary heart disease in an adult patient and summarizes the pathological features, aiming to provide a reference for the forensic pathological identification of cardiac blood cysts.