Abstract
A cardiac myxoma, a rare but relatively common cardiac tumor, was surgically excised. Histopathological examination of the lesion revealed an extensive internal ossification. Ossification of the interior of myxomas is rarely reported, and most are large tumors; however, this is a rare case of a small tumor. The cause of ossification has not yet been clearly reported.
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