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Figure 3

From: Staged cardiovascular magnetic resonance for differential diagnosis of Troponin T positive patients with low likelihood for acute coronary syndrome

Figure 3

A+B) 63 year-old patient with inferior wall AMI, T2-edema and hypo-kinesia on short- axis SSFP-images (A) and concomitant LGE (B). C+D) 29 year-old patient with excessively dilated right chambers and systolic dysfunction on SSFP-images (C) revealing thrombi in the proximal left pulmonary artery (D) on pulmonary angiography. On echocardiography the patient showed only insufficient image quality. E+F) 45 year-old patient with intermitting fever and edema at the LV lateral wall on T2-four chamber images (E) without wall motion abnormalities but clear patchy, infarct-atypical LGE images confirming the diagnosis of myocarditis (F). G+H) 32 year-old patient with slightly elevated cTnT levels, moderately reduced ejection fraction (EF = 43%), symmetric myocardial hypertrophy (G) and diffuse LGE patterns (H) suspicious of cardiac amyloidosis. I+J) 62 year-old woman with signs of mid-ventricular ballooning (I) without edema or LGE (J) was classified as tako-tsubo CMP.

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