CTICasesPericardial Vascular Malformation (Veno-Hemangioma with Phleboliths)
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Imaging findings
Incidental soft tissue mass was identified in the anterior pericardium on CT angiography, containing some calcification. MR imaging confirmed its vascular nature, characterized as a hybrid veno-hemangioma, likely with associated phleboliths.
Key takeaways
Pericardial vascular malformations are rare and can be incidental findings. Their vascular nature can be confirmed with MRI, and the presence of calcifications (phleboliths) is a common clue.
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