Fig. 4
From: The value of multimodality imaging in diagnosis and treatment of cardiac lipoma
Images of a giant silent pericardial lipoma in a female patient (part of pictures have been previously published in the review by our group [13]). The giant lipoma within pericardium presented as hypoechoic mass in echocardiogram (a). CT image showed a homogenous low-density mass (− 105 HU) within pericardium (b). The MR images demonstrated a pericardial mass with same signal intensity with fat tissue (c, d, e, f). Besides, regional thinning of the inferior and apical wall of the left ventricle was observed without enhancement in the late gadolinium scanning image (f)