PMC4848435_01
A large, complex, multilobar, highly mobile echodensity in the right ventricle measuring up to 4 cm at the longest dimension that was attached to chordae tendineae.
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A transesophageal echocardiogram (TEE) revealed a large, complex, multilobar, highly mobile echodensity seen in the right ventricle measuring up to 4 cm at the longest dimension that was attached to chordae tendineae (Fig. 1) and no evidence of intracardiac shunt.
No definite delayed gadolinium enhancement of the mass.
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A cardiac magnetic resonance imaging with gadolinium contrast was performed in order to differentiate them, and demonstrated no definite delayed gadolinium enhancement of the mass, making neoplasm unlikely (Fig. 2).