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Multimodality imaging with CT, echocardiography, and CMR successfully characterized an incidental benign mitral valve blood cyst in a trauma patient, preventing an unnecessary operative diagnosis.
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Disciplined multimodality imaging, particularly multiparametric CMR, is critical for differentiating true traumatic cardiac injuries from benign incidentalomas, thereby preventing unnecessary surgical interventions.
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Grafton‐Clarke et al. (2026) conducted an editorial in Cardiac incidentaloma (Mitral valve blood cyst). Multimodality imaging (CT, Echocardiography, CMR) was evaluated. Multimodality imaging with CT, echocardiography, and CMR successfully characterized an incidental benign mitral valve blood cyst in a trauma patient, preventing an unnecessary operative diagnosis.
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