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Cardiac magnetic resonance imaging has emerged as the cornerstone diagnostic test for myocarditis, an inflammatory condition with diverse etiologies.
Cardiac magnetic resonance imaging serves as a cornerstone modality for diagnosing myocarditis, presenting with various distinct imaging findings.
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Varied CMR presentations in myocarditis highlight diagnostic heterogeneity; leaves open standardized criteria for routine clinical use.
Myocarditis is an inflammatory condition affecting the myocardium and may have different etiologies. Patients usually present with chest pain and elevated levels of cardiac enzymes, mainly troponin. Cardiac magnetic resonance (CMR) imaging has emerged as the cornerstone test in the diagnosis of myocarditis. In this article, we present different CMR findings in cases of myocarditis.
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