Figure 1
From: Prevalence and clinical relevance of extra-cardiac findings at cardiac magnetic resonance imaging
Gastric herniation and angiosarcoma primarily found at CMRI. In a 77 years old male, CMRI primarily detected a thoracic gastric herniation (white stars, A: transversal, Haste, TR 800, TE 46; B: coronal, Haste, TR 800, TE 46; and C: parasagittal, Haste, TR 800, TE 46). An angiosarcoma of the left pulmonary artery was seen in a contrast medium enhanced follow-up thoracic CT scan in the same patient (D: white arrow, axial, 64-slices CT). Recommendation for additional diagnostics was given. Findings were defined as "significant".