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1 C R C C I E N AnnThoracSurg 1996;621SS6-8 H e i e f e d i o e A p e ah ah e c a E m b o i e i p h r v h A p e e e 1 d p e c i e e t e i e e d R 1. VitellasKM,BennettWF,BovaJG,JohnstonJC,CaldwellJH, MayleJE.Idiopathiceosinophilicesophagitis. Radiology1993; 186:789-93. 2.JonesWG,GinsbergRJ.Esophagealperforation: a continuing challenge.AnnThoracSurg1992;53:53+43. 3.TilanusHW,BossuytP,SchattenkerkME,ObertopI-LTreat- mentof oesophageal perforation: a multivariateanalysis.BrJ Surg1991;78:582-5. 4. LeeRG.Markedeosinophilia inesophageal mucosalbiopsies. Am J SurgPathol1985;9:475-9. Cine-MRI-Aided Endomyocardectomyin Idiopathic HypereosinophilicSyndrome C P W O G DepartmentsofMedicine,Radiology, and Cardiothoracic Surgery,EmoryUniversity, Atlanta,Georgia i h y s a p d ap s o i d ap e e f a c s v e c p t p p c r i p a s r 1 Accepted forpublication June 1 Addressreprintrequeststo DrPettigrew, department of Radiology/ Nuclear Medicine, E U H 1 C A 3 c h a s m I r e e m f e v P e t r t r E p ar d a v c f A2 a e s u t e a p T e t v P n r t S t l-cm-thick s h s g i t r v w g t t a (smallamow). N r v w t a m l v w t b v i (largearrow). 01996 by TheSocietyof ThoracicSurgeons PublishedbyElsevierScienceInc 0003-4975/96/$15.00 PII S0003-4975(96)00947-2

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2. JonesWG,GinsbergRJ.Esophagealperforation:a continuingchallenge.AnnThoracSurg1992;53:53+43.

3. TilanusHW,BossuytP, SchattenkerkME,ObertopI-LTreat-mentofoesophagealperforation:a multivariateanalysis.BrJSurg1991;78:582-5.

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with 65Y0 eosinophils. Parasitic infections and allergieswere ruled out, and a final diagnosis of hypereosinophilicsyndrome was made. Treatment with hydroxyurea andsteroids was started, and his leukocyte count declined to19 x 109/L. To define the site and extent of cardiacchamber involvement and plan the surgical approach weperformed magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of theheart. Multiple slices of the heart were obtained usingboth spin-echo (dark blood) and cine-gradient echo(bright blood) techniques (Fig 1). There was generalizedincreased thickness of the right ventricle with the great-est thickness at the apex and toward the outflow tract.The right-ventricular end-diastolic volume was reducedto approximately 65 mL. cine images, regurgitant jetsemanated from the tricuspid valve into the right atrium.The left ventricle was of normal thickness with no evi-dence of the infiltrative process.

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4. LombardiC, RuscortiC, FaggianoP, LanzaniG,ArbustiniE. Successfulreductionof eridomyocardial~brosisin a patient with idiopathichypereosinophiiicsyndronie.Angiology1995;4W4.5+0.

5. Chandra~ SilvermanM,QshinskiJ, Pet@grewR. Diagnosisof cardiacsarcoidrxisaidedby magneticresonanceimaging.Chest(in press).

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