• LVOT pseudoaneurysm is a rare but important complication of cardiothoracic surgery. • It can present insidiously and is often detected on surveillance echocardiography. • Anatomy can be difficult to elucidate and is shown best with multi-modality imaging. • It is most commonly associated with previous cardiothoracic surgery and infection. • Surgery remains preferred treatment. Percutaneous occlusion may rarely be considered.
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