Figure legends:
Figure 1: Trans-thoracic echocardiography, X-plane view showing three-chamber view to the left side and an off-axis two-chamber mass-focused view, that shows a well-defined, large left ventricular mass (arrow) attached to the infero-lateral wall without invading it, with no obstruction, or mitral valve dysfunction and no pericardial effusion. LV; left ventricle, LA; left atrium, RV; right ventricle.
Figure 2: Computed tomography scan with contrast showing heterogenous contrast enhancement. LV; left ventricle, LA; left atrium, RV; right ventricle, RA; right atrium.
Figure 3: Cardiac magnetic resonance imaging showing high signal intensity, and early heterogeneous enhancement hyperintense on T2. LV; left ventricle, LA; left atrium, RV; right ventricle.
Figure 4: Histopathological examination showed: Hyperplastic cardiac myocytes. The cells are lying in disordered pattern mixed with vascular and fibrous tissues. Findings consistent with cardiac hamartoma.