Abstract
Myxomas are the most common cardiac tumors but Right atrial myxoma is very less common among myxomas. Clinical presentation varies considerably. We report about a 52 years old man who was admitted in our unit for chest pain, dyspnoea which developed progressively among the last 4 years. Investigatations found near a left ventricular dysfunction a large right atrial myxoma, known 10 years ago. Management involved a CABG and surgical removal of this tumor anatomopathological as myxoma described. The patient did well 3 months after this procedures.