Surgery for Cardiac Tumours

Heart tumours are relatively rare but require timely surgical treatment.

Tumours can be either benign (such as myxomas) or malignant.

A tumour can disrupt normal heart function, obstruct blood flow, and cause dangerous complications.

Surgical treatment involves removing the tumour and restoring the heart's normal anatomy.

Timely intervention helps prevent serious consequences and improves the patient's prognosis.