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Figure 1 | Journal of Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance

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From: Evidence of an increased incidence of myocardial inflammation associated with reduced ventricular function in clinically suspected idiopathic dilated cardiomyopathy - a cardiovascular magnetic resonance study

Figure 1

Significant ventricular dilatation and severely reduced global contractile in patient A (LV end-diastolic volume indexed-to-height 224 ml, end systolic volume indexed-to-height 166 ml, ejection fraction 25.8%) who has visibly increased early enhancement (EE ratio 11.2), compared to patient B with lack of early enhancement (EE ratio 2.0) and moderately ventricular function (LV end-diastolic volume indexed-to-height 162 ml, end-systolic volume indexed-to-height 87 ml, ejection fraction 42.5%). Note that both patients have evidence of myocardial fibrosis (arrows).

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