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What is 'Spade-like' deformity of the cardiac apex on angiography is pathognomonic of: and explain in detail?
Ace of Spades-like' deformity of the apex demonstrated on Angiography and MRI directed through the long axis of the left ventricle Apical Hyperophic Cardiomyopathy It consists of marked ventricular wall thickening at the apex resulting in cavity narrowing at the apex with a relatively normal appearance of the mid-ventricle. On a longitudinal view of the left ventricle, this results in an appearance resembling a playing card spade. It can be demonstrated on echocardiography, ventriculography, and cardiac MRI.