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Myxoma is the most frequent primary cardiac neoplasm. The clinical signs and symptoms may be non-specific. Myxomas occur most frequently in the left atrium. A typical myxoma is a well defined mass which shows a lower attenuation than that of intracavitary blood (1). An atypical myxoma with internal hemorrhage shows high attenuation and contrast filled tumor. If myxomas grow bigger, it is more likely that they shift into the left ventricle during diastole via the mitral valve, thereby causing mitral valve obstruction. We report CT findings of two left atrial myomxas causing mitral valve obstruction.

Dynamic Multidetector CT Findings of Left Atrial Myxomas Causing Mitral Valve Obstruction