Abstract Cardiac magnetic resonance imaging (CMR) plays an important role in the diagnosis and prognosis of various heart diseases. The incidence of cardiac amyloidosis and aortic stenosis has been increasing in recent years, especially with the aging population, and their possible coexistence has created frequent diagnostic challenges in clinical practice. CMR assumes an important value in this context due to its unique capacity for multiparametric assessment evaluations that include anatomical, functional, and histopathological aspects. The present review aimed to increase […]

Introduction Malignant cardiac neoplasia is a rare entity with an extremely low incidence that has a nonspecific clinical presentation that may mimic other conditions. It can present arrhythmias and complications such as ischemia due to coronary flow obstruction. More than 75% of primary cardiac tumors are benign. Of the 25% of malignant tumors, 75% are sarcomas.– Primary cardiac tumors can have a primary or metastatic origin and are diagnosed by imaging methods. Primary tumors occur more frequently in the left […]

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