Case 109: Apical Aneurysm, Mid-Cavity Obstruction and Papillary Muscle Attachments
It is important to understand and diagnose apical aneurysms, infarcts, mid-cavity obstruction and associated changes

This case discusses two patients, both with apical aneurysms and mid-cavity obstruction and different papillary muscle attachments.
Based on a new article in JACC:Cardiovasc Imag by Mark Sherrid and colleagues and the accompany editorial by Milind Desai and colleague, I continue the discussion that I had started on apical HCM, in case 96.
Case 96: The Ace of Spades
Apical HCM is a distinct entity that needs further understanding

The video discusses both these cases, the findings and the implications.