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J Med Imaging Radiat Oncol · Dec 2008
ReviewBenign cardiac tumours: cardiac CT and MRI imaging appearances.
- J Salanitri, D Lisle, C Rigsby, R Slaughter, and R Edelman.
- Department of Medical Imaging, St Andrews Hospital, Spring Hill, Brisbane, Australia. jsalanitri@hotmail.com
- J Med Imaging Radiat Oncol. 2008 Dec 1; 52 (6): 550-8.
AbstractPrimary benign cardiac tumours are rarely found in clinical practice and are generally evaluated with echocardiography. However, with the increasing usage of helical multislice CT, the initial detection and evaluation of these masses may be made by the radiologist during routine daily practice for other indications. The echocardiographic, CT and cardiac MRI appearances of various benign cardiac tumours and masses are described and illustrated in this review.
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