Abstract
We report a case of giant cardiac tumor diagnosed at fetal life and thought to be a fibroma. Six months later, a marked regression of the tumor size was observed. Diagnosis of rhabdomyoma was retrospectively made. Tuberous sclerosis was then suspected and MRI showed many signs of consistent diagnosis.
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