• EM involves acute necrotic, intermediate thrombotic, and late fibrotic stages. • Echocardiography is the initial modality for the diagnosis of EM. • EMB could miss the diagnosis if the area involved is not biopsied. • CMR reliably detects all three stages of EM.

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