Abstract
A case with vanishing tumor of the lung, associated with complete A-V Block and Adams-Stokes Symptome was reported.
A 60-years-old woman was adminitted with the the chief complaint of hypertension of four months duration and frequent attacks of faint of one month duration. X-ray films of chest showed evidence of cardiomegaly and loculated fluid (so-called vanishing tumor) in the right transverse and right oblique fissures. A diagnosis was made of congestive heart failure due to hypertensive heart disease. A X-Ray film of chest taken 8 days after initiation of treatment showed complete disappearance of the suspected tumor.
