Naimark A, Lander P, Casoff J, Doggett R
J Can Assoc Radiol. 1978 Dec;29(4):275-6.
The diagnosis of a primary cardiac sarcoma with bone metastases was suspected in a previously normal patient because of the development of unremitting pulmonary edema and lytic bone lesions. Echocardiography substantiated the diagnosis, which proved at autopsy to be a primary fibrosarcoma of the heart. This represents only the third such case reported with bone metastases.
一名既往健康的患者因出现持续性肺水肿和溶骨性骨病变，怀疑诊断为原发性心脏肉瘤伴骨转移。超声心动图证实了这一诊断，尸检结果显示为原发性心脏纤维肉瘤。这是有骨转移报道的第三例此类病例。
