71 y/o male, left heart failure with reduced EF, pacing wires in right atrium with large thrombus.

76 y/o male, history of CBAG and MVR by bioprosthetic valve 6 years ago; left heart failure NYHA III; normal gradients. Posterior and medial leak.

70 y/o male, IE-related pseudoaneurysm after Bentall surgery with vegetations and valvulitis in bioprostectic valve.

62 y/o male, mass at the base of the posterior annulus of the tricuspid valve (ventricular side); echocardiographic and cardiac MRI features were benign; given its location, it is most likely CPF.

21 y/o male, change of AoV for mechanical prosthetic valve 2 y/o; non-therapeutic INR levels. HF NYHA II. Prosthetic dysfunction due to thrombus. Thrombolysis with alteplase (ultraslow infusion low-dose protocol) 25 mg for 25 hr). TTE after the first bolus with successful result.

56y/o male with a history of ischemic stroke. TEE floppy IAS with fenestrations (mfASDs). Qp:Qs = 1.68 : 1

66 y/o man referred for CMR for suspected noncompaction myocardium vs HCM. Cine 4 an distortion of LV wall architecture with muscular protrusions giving the impression of large crypts in the inferior and anterior septum 👆 and inferior wall 👇. SAW-TOOTH MYOCARDIUM.

26 y/o female; PVS corrected with homograft at 6 years of age. Constitutional symptoms since 3 mo ago. Complex IE due to S. aureus involving the homograft (vegetations) with pseudoaneurysm ** (CT), mitral valve (pseudoaneurysm A1) and RA with mural vegetation. Critical condition.

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75 y/o male. Stanford type A aortic dissection with severe RA. Coronary CT was performed to rule out coronary artery disease. Patient in surgery.

82 y/o male, suspected mitral valve mass. TEE: calcium detritus, refers to small pieces or fragments of the calcified material that break away from the main MAC. These fragments can contribute to complications like: embolization, IE and increased surgical complexity.

Female 56 y/o. Stable angina;sudden death in 2019 during non-cardiac surgery, CDI implanted. Anomaly in the origin of the coronary arteries: no LMC,RCA arises from the RCS,LCX arises from the RCA and has a retroaortic course,LAD arises from the RCA with a trans-septal course.

65 y/o male, large thrombus in left atrial appendage, TEE prior to cardioversion.

34 y/o male, Bentall procedure 2 months ago. Since 20 days fever and malaise. Bentall graft infection; TEE: periaortic abscess, pseudoaneurysm formation, graft dehiscence and left atrial fistulae.

Female 67y/o. Apical hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, “blueberry-on-top” GLS polar map pattern.

Intracaval and intracardiac extension of renal cell carcinoma.

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