Cerebral aneurysms and metastases occurring as a delayed complication of resected atrial Myxoma: Imaging findings including high resolution Vessel Wall MRI
Neuroradiology, 2017•Springer
Discussion This case showed interval appearance of hemorrhagic enhancing subpial
lesions in the watershed regions consistent with embolic metastases that may have already
transgressed the vessel wall [2, 4]. The fusiform aneurysms that were seen separate from
these lesions showed CAWE on MRVWI that may be suggestive of vessel wall inflammation
or infiltration [5], and its presence in apparently normal vascular segments on conventional
angiography as seen in our case could possibly predate the formation of myxomatous …
lesions in the watershed regions consistent with embolic metastases that may have already
transgressed the vessel wall [2, 4]. The fusiform aneurysms that were seen separate from
these lesions showed CAWE on MRVWI that may be suggestive of vessel wall inflammation
or infiltration [5], and its presence in apparently normal vascular segments on conventional
angiography as seen in our case could possibly predate the formation of myxomatous …
Discussion
This case showed interval appearance of hemorrhagic enhancing subpial lesions in the watershed regions consistent with embolic metastases that may have already transgressed the vessel wall [2, 4]. The fusiform aneurysms that were seen separate from these lesions showed CAWE on MRVWI that may be suggestive of vessel wall inflammation or infiltration [5], and its presence in apparently normal vascular segments on conventional angiography as seen in our case could possibly predate the formation of myxomatous aneurysms. MRVWI may thus be a useful diagnostic tool for the evaluation of patients after atrial myxoma excision in predicting the future risk of development of the myxoma associated aneurysms. Identification of this inflammatory/infiltrative vessel wall pathology may help in planning treatment strategies for this rare condition.
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