Generally, cardiac masses are initially suspected on routine echocardiography. Cardiac
magnetic resonance (CMR) imaging is further performed to differentiate tumors from pseudo …

Cardiac masses are usually first detected at echocardiography. In their further evaluation,
cardiac magnetic resonance (MR) imaging has become a highly valuable technique. MR …

Cardiac masses diagnosis and treatment are a true challenge, although they are
infrequently encountered in clinical practice. They encompass a broad set of lesions that …

Cardiac magnetic resonance (CMR) offers superior advantages in cardiac imaging due to
supplying a greater field of view, excellent soft-tissue imaging, and multiplanar imaging …

Primary cardiac neoplasms are extremely rare and are far outnumbered by metastases.
These are difficult to diagnose and differentiate clinically due to lack of specific clinical …

Cardiac masses present a diagnostic challenge given their relative rarity and the overall
difficulty imaging the heart. With the increasing frequency and quality of imaging in general …

Cardiac neoplasms are rare and can affect patients of all ages. Benign lesions are usually
curable with surgery, but malignant lesions might not be completely resected and show a …

Cardiovascular magnetic resonance imaging (CMRI) is the reference noninvasive technique
for assessment and characterization of a suspected cardiac or juxta-cardiac mass. The …

Background: Cardiac tumors are a tough diagnostic challenge due to the difficulty in
assessing their nature through imaging examinations. Cardiac Magnetic Resonance (CMR) …

Abstract Purpose of the Review The purpose of this study is to review the utility of cardiac
magnetic resonance (CMR) imaging in diagnosing and differentiating among different …