… anatomy of cardiac and paracardiac masses was well established by a number of studies.
This research also demonstrated MR imaging's capacity to exclude a cardiac mass when the …

… of cardiac masses. Herein, we define the characteristic imaging features of commonly
encountered and selected cardiac masses and define the role of cardiac … a cystic pericardial mass. …

… cardiac encasement by a soft-tissue pericardial mass, as well as … pericardial mass that
compresses the cardiac chambers and displaces the heart posteriorly. There is a large pericardial …

… primary cardiac tumors, with about 25% of primary cardiac tumors … pericardial effusion [3,
9]. This article describes the imaging features of common benign and malignant cardiac masses…

… In conclusion, as evidenced in our series, cardiac masses should not be discharged as
benign myxoma or thrombus just because they are intracavitary. However, none of current …

… The extension of an intracardiac or pericardial mass in a cardiac wall is usually a marker
of malignancy. Echo-contrast agents are useful to confirm the presence of contrast …

… of the mass itself and its relationship to cardiac chambers, valves, and the pericardium.
However, … Infiltration of the cardiac chambers and pericardium and direct extension into adjacent …

… of pericardial diseases and cardiac tumors and in differentiating these conditions from other
… cardiovascular magnetic resonance in assessing pericardial diseases and cardiac tumors. …

… The most common benign pericardial mass is a pericardial cyst, followed by lipoma. … , as
this procedure prevents cardiac tamponade and relieves symptoms from pericardial constriction. …

… Sixty-one patients with clinical or radiologic evidence of cardiac masses were imaged with
ECG-… of which 14 showed a cardiac mass or mass adjacent … 1); nine masses were pericardial …