CTICasesGiant Infiltrating Lipoma of the Heart
Imaging findings
A fatty mass involving the left ventricle and extending through the ventricular wall into the epicardial fat, best characterized by chemical shift artifact on MRI.
Key takeaways
These rare, giant infiltrating lipomas are benign but require careful monitoring, primarily for potential arrhythmias.
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