Tumors
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 CMR and PET/CT give synergistic information in patients with granulomatous cardiomyopathy
Amyloidosis
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 cause of a double-chambered left ventricle
Aneursym
A complex long-standing, slow growing LV aneurysm
Ischaemic HD
Intramyocardial hemorrhage in acute infarction implies poorer prognosis.
Tumors
Multiparametric mapping and CT scan help in the diagnosis of cardiac masses
Thrombus
The additional uses of T1 mapping
Tumors
The stone valve
Viability
The changing role of viability imaging including CMR
Ischaemic HD
RCA infarct involving the LV and RV
Tumors