First cardiac MRI scan. (A) Four-chamber early gadolinium enhancement (EGE) showing RA thrombus (arrow, images A-E), (B) fourchamber late gadolinium enhancement, (C) four-chamber STIR with marker showing myocardial oedema of RA septum and infero-lateral wall (arrows), (D) short-axis (SAX) CINE showing RA thickening (arrow), (E) SAX late gadolinium enhancement and phase sensitive inversion recovery (PSIR) showing extensive enhancement of RA with mural thrombus (arrow), and (F) SAX STIR imaging showing extensive myocardial oedema of inferior wall (arrow).

First cardiac MRI scan. (A) Four-chamber early gadolinium enhancement (EGE) showing RA thrombus (arrow, images A-E), (B) fourchamber late gadolinium enhancement, (C) four-chamber STIR with marker showing myocardial oedema of RA septum and infero-lateral wall (arrows), (D) short-axis (SAX) CINE showing RA thickening (arrow), (E) SAX late gadolinium enhancement and phase sensitive inversion recovery (PSIR) showing extensive enhancement of RA with mural thrombus (arrow), and (F) SAX STIR imaging showing extensive myocardial oedema of inferior wall (arrow).

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... contrast enhanced cardiac MRI was arranged (Figure 2A-F). It showed a thickened pericardium with pericardial enhancement on late gadolinium enhancement. ...

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