tailieunhanh - Ebook Cardiovascular magnetic resonance: Part 2

(BQ) Part 1 book "Cardiovascular magnetic resonance" presents the following contents: Tumours and masses, valve disease, pericardial disease, congenital heart disease, aortic disease, peripheral arteries, coronary magnetic resonance imaging, systemic and pulmonary veins, extracardiac findings, new horizons for CMR. | Chapter 9 213 Tumours and masses Introduction 214 General scanning technique 216 Identifying cardiac masses 220 CMR features suggesting malignancy 222 Non-tumourous masses 224 Benign cardiac tumours 226 Malignant cardiac tumours 230 214 CHAPTER 9 Tumours and masses Introduction Cardiac tumours are rare at autopsy many of which may be incidental findings. Benign tumours and other masses are far more common than malignant tumours and of the malignancies metastases are many times more common than primary cardiac tumours. Masses in or around the heart can be seen on echocardiography or CT and further investigation is required to separate artefact and innocent structures from true masses potentially of concern to the patient and clinician. CMR is highly valuable in the assessment of cardiac masses due to its versatility in image planes and excellent ability to discriminate tissue types based on their MR properties and their response to gadolinium contrast. CMR can differentiate normal from abnormal myocardium identify the size location and anatomy of a mass and can often provide a likely diagnosis. While CMR may not always provide a definitive pathological diagnosis it can usually identify abnormal tissue and determine the likelihood of a tumour based on the characteristics of the mass. It may also guide surgery and or biopsy if this is deemed appropriate. This page intentionally left .

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• Cardiovascular magnetic resonance
• Tumours and masses
• valve disease
• pericardial disease
• Congenital heart disease
• Aortic disease
• Peripheral arteries
• Coronary magnetic resonance imaging
• Understanding cardiovascular magnetic resonance
• Scan set up and optimization
• Image acquisition and standard views
• Image processing
• Ventricular function assessment
• Inheritable cardiomyopathies
• Cardiovascular Imaging
• Future prospects of cardiovascular
• Multidisciplinary cardiovascular imaging programs
• Clinical applications
• Molecular imaging
• The ESC textbook of cardiovascular medicine
• The morphology of the electrocardiogram
• Cardiac ultrasound
• Cardiovascular computerized tomography
• Nuclear cardiology
• Cardiovascular Magnetic
• Resonance Imaging
• Computed Tomographic
• Physical Examination
• Electrocardiography
• Physical principles
• MR imaging
• post processing
• Contrast agents
• Intracranial vascular district
• cardiovascular
• cardiovascular system
• magnetic resonance
• Manual of cardiac diagnosis
• Intravascular coronary ultrasound
• Cardiac computed tomography
• Molecular imaging of vascular disease
• Cardiac hemodynamics
• Cardiac biopsy
• Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
• Atrial fibrillation
• Late gadolinium enhancement
• Cardiovascular magnetic resonance imaging
• Tricuspid annular plane systolic excursion
• BMC Cancer
• Cardiac sarcoma
• Undifferentiated pleomorphic sarcoma
• Quality of life