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calcification as a cause of heart failure evaluated by multimodality imaging. Apical four chamber echocardiogram still image with large echogenic mass located in the interventricular septum. There is also evidence of significant mitral annular calcification.

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calcification as a cause of heart failure evaluated by multimodality imaging. Non-contrast Cardiac gated CT axial view shows diffuse calcification of the mitral annulus (arrow), with extension into the aortic valve and interventricular septum.

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calcification as a cause of heart failure evaluated by multimodality imaging. Contrast-enhanced cardiac CT long-axis 2 chambers multiplanar reconstruction (MPR) confirms the massive calcification of the mitral annulus (arrow).

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calcification as a cause of heart failure evaluated by multimodality imaging. Contrast-enhanced cardiac CT short-axis multiplanar reconstruction (MPR) shows the massive calcification and myxomatous degeneration of the mitral annulus (arrow).

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calcification as a cause of heart failure evaluated by multimodality imaging. 3D volume rendering confirms size/location of mitral mass.

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calcification as a cause of heart failure evaluated by multimodality imaging. Posterior anterior/central view left heart catheterization shows the calcified mass (white arrows).

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calcification of the mitral valve annulus. Axial T2* CMR demonstrates blooming effets related to the heavy calcifications of the lesion.

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calcification of the mitral valve annulus. Axial CMR bright blood 4 chamber view of the heart demonstrates mitral valve dysfunction sequel to the valve annulus mass with subsequent regurgitation seen as aliasing during ventricle contraction.

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calcification of the mitral valve annulus. Delayed enhancement CMR sagittal view demonstrates intense enhancement of the periphery of the mass lesion at the posterior commissure of mitral valve as compared to the completely nulled myocardium.