Figure 1
(A) Postero-anterior and (B) lateral radiographs clearly delineate the calcification within the heart tissue (white, dotted ovals), with the absence of hilar lymphadenopathies or other features suggestive of sarcoidosis.
Figure 2
(A) Sagittal, (B) axial, and (C) coronal cardiac magnetic resonance imaging displays concordant hyperintensities (white, dotted ovals) supporting the diagnosis of calcification. Increased wall thickness observed clearly in panels A and C reveal the electrocardiogram-proven mild left ventricular hypertrophy.
Figure 3
Axial computed tomography angiography images at the level of the (A) ascending aorta and (B) more apical aspect with hyperintensities (white, dotted ovals) spotted through the endocardial-myocardial boundaries in a diffuse pattern from apex to base.
Video 1
The axial computed tomography angiographic (CTA) examination reveals diffusely distributed hyperattenuating foci localized to the endocardial-myocardial interface, with a longitudinal distribution pattern extending from the cardiac apex to its base; see also at https://youtu.be/20ec6nuxtIA.