Why the study?
Masses in the heart and valves present a broad differential diagnosis, requiring delineation of location, shape, origin, and clinical context for accurate evaluation.
Cardiac MRI is essential for the definitive diagnosis of atypical cardiac masses when clinical features do not match echocardiographic findings.
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Cardiac MRI may clarify atypical masses on TTE when clinical features mismatch; leaves open prospective validation before broader adoption.
Kharawala et al. (2023) studied this question.
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