Noncompaction
Case 100: What’s in a Name? Excessive Trabeculation? Noncompaction? Does it Matter?
Noncompaction vs excessive trabeculation, significant or not?
Bhavin Jankharia
Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy
Case 96: The Ace of Spades
Apical HCM is a distinct entity that needs further understanding
Myocarditis
Case 92: When 2/2 Gives Us The Confidence to Make the Diagnosis
In the acute and subacute setting, using the updated Lake Louis criteria allows us to make or rule out a diagnosis of myocarditis with confidence.
Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy
Case 88: Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy – 18 Years CMR Follow-Up
It is rare to find such a long follow-up with cardiac MRI
Stress Perfusion CMR
Case 83: The Predictive and Prognostic Power of Adenosine Stress Perfusion CMR
Adenosine stress perfusion CMR is a powerful tool to predict present and future events
Cardiomyopathy
Case 79: Sometimes Parasitic, Sometimes Not, But So Misunderstood
A subendocardial membrane is a distinctive sign of this condition
Cardiomyopathy
Case 75: To Padua and Back
The new 2020 Padua criteria explained
Thalassemia
Short Lecture: MRI in Thalassemia
MRI is a useful tool to estimate Fe in the heart, pancreas, liver and pituitary
Cardiomyopathy
Case 66: A Mother's Large Heart
A large heart in a young mother
Pericardium
The Heart Trapped in a Vise
When your heart is trapped in a vise
Pericardium
Straightening in Real-Time
Real-time MRI in this case of tuberculous acute effusive-constrictive pericarditis
Tumors
When It's Just the Tip of the Iceberg
This 57-years old presented with acute chest pain. She was diagnosed to have a non-STEMI infarct. Coronary angiography and echo were done. Based on the echo findings, an MRI was done, which uncovered a myriad of findings. The video explains the rest. Do Subscribe to View - It's
Granulomatous Cardiomyopathy
Combined Studies for Granulomatous Cardiomyopathy
Combined CMR and PET/CT give synergistic information in patients with granulomatous cardiomyopathy
Amyloidosis
Looking at the Heart On Every Cross-Sectional Thoracic Study
It is not just cardiac MRI and cardiac CT that give us clues to a cardiac pathology. We should look at the heart on any cross-sectional thoracic study.
An Unusual Double-Chambered Left Ventricle
An unusual cause of a double-chambered left ventricle
Aneursym
Multimodality Imaging of an LV Aneurysm
A complex long-standing, slow growing LV aneurysm