Cardiac hemangioma

Case contributed by Matt A. Morgan
Diagnosis certain

Presentation

Right ventricular mass noted incidentally on echocardiography. No significant past medical history.

Patient Data

Age: 65 years
Gender: Female

Cardiac hemangioma

mri
This study is a stack
Short axis
Cine SSFP
This study is a stack
RVOT and 5-chamber
Cine SSFP
This study is a stack
Axial HASTE dark
blood fat sat
Horizontal long axis
T2 dark blood fat sat
This study is a stack
Short axis postcontrast
perfusion SSFP
Horizontal long axis postcontrast
T1 dark blood fat sat
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MRI images of a biopsy-proven cardiac hemangioma.

Intraluminal mass arising from the RV free wall, hyperintense in T2 weighted images with classic hemangioma-like discontinuous nodular enhancement. 

Case Discussion

Cardiac hemangioma is an uncommon benign cardiac tumor (5-10%). They have no typical age of presentation and no typical cardiac chamber predilection.

The appearance, in this case, is typical with hyperintense T2 signal and gradual postcontrast enhancement on the perfusion sequence.

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