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Fig. 3 —67-year-old man with congestive heart failure. Axial image at level
of left ventricle, from contrast-enhanced CT scan of thorax without cardiac
gating, shows prominent anterior papillary muscle (arrow). Left
atrium is markedly dilated. Papillary muscle can also be seen in right
ventricular apex (arrowhead).
