Sandbox: table diagnosis myxoa

The table below summarizes the findings that differentiate Cardiac Myxoma from other conditions that cause Emboli and hemorrhage:

Imaging Technique	Features	Sensitivity	Specificity	Limitations
Echocardiogram	B	C	D	E
MRI	Cardiac myxomas appear spherical or ovoid with lobular contours, irregular in shape. MRI with gadolinium administration, demonstrates uniform heterogeneous enhancement.	C	D	E
CT	Intracardiac heterogeneously low attenuating mass. The attenuation is usally lower than that of myocardium, coarse dystrophic calcification is common.	C	D	E
Angiography	B	C	D	E
Chest x-ray	Results can be normal. Otherwise, common findings include cardiomegaly, left atrial enlargement, vascular redistribution, prominent pulmonary trunk, and intracardiac tumoral calcification(rare).	C	D	E