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Metastatic cardiac squamous cell carcinoma arising in the left ventricle
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A 71 year old man was diagnosed with lingual squamous cell carcinoma (T2 N0 M0) and was subjected to partial lingualectomy in June, 1997. Ten months after the operation, local signs of recurrences, such as ulceration in the oral cavity and multiple metastatic lesions, were found. Surprisingly, an ECG showed ST elevation in I, …