Cardiac metastases

Cardiac metastases are formed by the spread of cancer from other organs to the heart.

Cardiac metastases are 40 times more likely to occur than a primary tumor of the heart.

The most common cancers to spread to the heart are lung, breast, lymphoma, melanoma, mesothelioma, kidney, ovary, and stomach cancer.

Please recall that the TrueScan scan is not designed to evaluate the heart.

*TrueScan scans are not designed to evaluate the heart, however some cardiovascular conditions can be detected.