CTICasesCardiac Fibroma
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Imaging findings
An ill-defined mass is centered in the anterior septum, following the signal of the myocardium on SSFP. The lesion is hypocontractile, hypo-intense on T2-weighted imaging, and demonstrates extensive peripheral and central enhancement with lack of perfusion.
Key takeaways
Fibromas are pediatric tumors that are characteristically T2 hypo-intense, rarely recur, and usually require surgical resection despite being slow-growing.
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