CTICasesFatty Infiltration of RVOT
Imaging findings
Prominent fat attenuation in the wall of the right ventricular outflow tract, mimicking a mass or filling defect.
Key takeaways
Fatty infiltration is a common, often benign, finding in older adults and should be distinguished from pathologic masses or thrombi.
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