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Figure 1
ECG findings showing a short PR interval and the positive delta wave in the lateral leads.
Figure 2
2D Echocardiography findings. A: Parasternal long axis with mild LVH (interventricular septum of 14 mm, posterior wall of 13mm). B: Apical 4 chamber view shows dilatation of all 4 chambers. C: Myocardial deformation bull’s eye showing severely reduced GLS of 05.6% with non-specific pattern.
Figure 3
Contrast enhanced cardiovascular magnetic resonance findings. A, B, and C: Diastolic frames of cine images in 2, 4 and 3 chamber views showing a severely dilated left ventricle (LV) with interventricular septum hypertrophy. Large right pleural effusion and small circumferential pericardial effusion are also seen. D: Early Gadolinium enhancement showing multiple thrombi in the LV apex. E, F, G, and I: Late Gadolinium Enhancement (LGE) in 2, 4, 3 chambers and short axis views respectively showing extensive subepicardial LGE with a ring-like pattern.