Figure legends:
Figure 1: (1a) Colour Fundus photograph of right eye with acute
central retinal artery occlusion (CRAO) showing opacification of retina
especially at posterior pole with cherry red spot at the center. (1b)
Corresponding fluorescein angiography of right eye showing masking of
choroidal circulation due to swelling of overlying retina and extremely
delayed arterial phase with incomplete filling of the arteries of right
eye even at 19 seconds as compared to the arteries of left eye.
Figure 2: Trans-thoracic echocardiogram in apical 4 chamber
view in showing pedunculated hyperechoic mass (white arrow) in left
atrium suggestive of left atrium myxoma attached to atrial septum.
Figure 3: (3a) Trans-esophageal echocardiogram (TEE) with
Modified 3 chamber view showing left atrium myxoma with soft gelatinous
consistency. (3b) TEE showing multiple irregular villous extensions from
myxoma surface.
Figure 4: 3 Dimensional (3D) echocardiogram in apical 4-
chamber view showing Left atrium myxoma attached to atrial septum and
having multiple irregular villous extensions (arrow) from myxoma
surface.
Figure 5: Resection of left atrium myxoma (arrow), Myxoma
showing soft gelatinous consistency with irregular villous extensions
from surface.