Completo caso que destacamos publicado por Daniel Lorenzatti (@danilorenzatti).
#whyCMR Easter case: The Great Pretender?. 35 y/o male of african origin w/o CV Hx admitted with hemodynamically stable wide QRS tachycardia . Please follow the thread bellow. #cardiotwitter @SCMRorg @escardio @BSCImaging @secardiologia @ImagenCardiaca pic.twitter.com/GLZs1gtxqV
— Daniel Lorenzatti (@danilorenzatti) 21 de abril de 2019
HLA CINE (sorry for the quality, difficult patient to scan) @onco_cardiology @MasriAhmadMD @cshenoy3 @DrFuisz @dr_adeebq @purviparwani @iamritu @JRodriPalomares @chiarabd @rajdoc2005 @Doc_Tiger @DocStrom @Imagencardio pic.twitter.com/yQQ4WTlyRS
— Daniel Lorenzatti (@danilorenzatti) 21 de abril de 2019
SA CINE @ArterysInc pic.twitter.com/tQnMN3G4Xw
— Daniel Lorenzatti (@danilorenzatti) 21 de abril de 2019
LGE@s_e_petersen @VLSorrellImages @vass_vassiliou @LopezOpitz @JoaoLCavalcante @jorge_andres84 pic.twitter.com/roeitPp18R
— Daniel Lorenzatti (@danilorenzatti) 21 de abril de 2019
Thanks all for the comments. T2 images were lousy. Locs show bilateral pulmonary infiltrates as well as mediastinal adenopathies, later confirmed by CT. ACE levels were elevated and PET scan showed captation in the lungs and adenopathies but no cardiac uptake. pic.twitter.com/Qz8ANaFYuc
— Daniel Lorenzatti (@danilorenzatti) 22 de abril de 2019
