Cardiac Masses & Intracardiac Lesions
CMR characterization with echocardiographic and CT correlation, hemodynamic assessment, differential diagnosis, and structured interpretation. Adult and pediatric registries; congenital membranes (cor triatriatum sinister/dexter) and pseudomasses included.
Age, indication, symptoms, and history that reshape the differential.
CMR sequences, contrast, and correlation with echocardiography and CT.
Chamber, attachment, origin descriptors, and relationships to adjacent structures.
T1 / T2 signal, fat, cystic / hemorrhagic components, fibrous features, calcification, and vascularity.
MRI does not reliably exclude calcification; correlate with CT when relevant.
Nulling behavior is a helpful clue for thrombus but is not absolute proof.
Filtered by patient population (adult) and selected anatomy. Congenital membranes and pseudomasses included.
Review the suggested diagnosis; override any field to type your own.
Insufficient anatomic and characterization information for a specific suggestion.
Why this assessment?
- Anatomic location
- Meaningful tissue characterization