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Friedrich, J Am Coll Cardiol 2008 Tissue characterization of acute myocardial infarction and myocarditis by CMR Matthias G. Friedrich Stephenson Cardiovascular MR Centre at the Libin Cardiovascular Inatitute of Alberta, Departments of Cardiac Scienes and Radiology, University of Calgary, Calgary, AB, Canada

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Friedrich, J Am Coll Cardiol 2008

Tissue characterization of acute myocardial infarction

and myocarditis by CMR

Matthias G. Friedrich

Stephenson Cardiovascular MR Centre at the Libin Cardiovascular Inatitute of Alberta,

Departments of Cardiac Scienes and Radiology, University of Calgary, Calgary, AB, Canada

Friedrich, J Am Coll Cardiol 2008

Abstract

Friedrich, J Am Coll Cardiol 2008

Morphology Function Tissue Metabolism

Echo

Nuclear

CT

CMR

Figure 1 Strengths of currently used cardiac imaging tools

Friedrich, J Am Coll Cardiol 2008

Table 2Appearance of acute myocardial infarctions in CMR images

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Figure 2

EdemaEdemaEdemaEdema NecrosisNecrosisNecrosisNecrosis

Upper panel: Systolic

frame in a short axis view.

Lower panel: T2-weighted

(left) and post-contrast

T1-weighted ("late

enhancement") image

showing infarction-related

transmural edema, but

only subendocardial

necrosis.

CMR of

acute,

non-transmural

infarction Systolic frameSystolic frameSystolic frameSystolic frame

Friedrich, J Am Coll Cardiol 2008

Figure 3

EdemaEdemaEdemaEdema NecrosisNecrosisNecrosisNecrosis

Upper panel: Systolic

frame in a short axis view

with hypokinesis (arrows).

Lower panel: T2-weighted

(left) and post-contrast

T1-weighted ("late

enhancement") image

showing infarct-related

transmural edema with

transmural necrosis of the

same size.

CMR of

acute,

transmural

infarction

Systolic frameSystolic frameSystolic frameSystolic frame

Friedrich, J Am Coll Cardiol 2008

Figure 4

No-reflow/necrosisNo-reflow/necrosisNo-reflow/necrosisNo-reflow/necrosisNo-reflow/edemaNo-reflow/edemaNo-reflow/edemaNo-reflow/edema

Upper panel: Systolic frame

in a short axis view showing

preserved wall thickness of

the lateral wall, but regional

akinesis of the anterolateral

and inferolateral segments

(arrows).

Lower panel: T2-weighted

(left) and post-contrast T1-

weighted ("late

enhancement") images with

infarct-related transmural

edema and matching

necrosis in dysfunctional

area. Both, T2-weighted and

late enhancement images

show central no-reflow

(arrowheads).

CMR of acute, transmural infarction with no-reflow (late reperfusion)

Systolic frameSystolic frameSystolic frameSystolic frame

Friedrich, J Am Coll Cardiol 2008

Figure 5

ScarScarScarScarLack of edemaLack of edemaLack of edemaLack of edema

Upper panel: Systolic

frame in a short axis view

with akinesis of the

inferoseptal and inferior

segments (arrows).

Lower panel: T2-weighted

(left) and post-contrast T1-

weighted ("late

enhancement", right)

images showing no

edema, but transmural

fibrosis (arrows) within

the akinetic region.

CMR of ischemic cardiomyopathy with chronic, transmural inferior infarction

Systolic frameSystolic frameSystolic frameSystolic frame

Friedrich, J Am Coll Cardiol 2008

Figure 6

EdemaEdemaEdemaEdema NecrosisNecrosisNecrosisNecrosis

Upper panel: Systolic

frame of a cine study

showing pericardial

effusion (bright signa,

arrow) and largely

preserved systolic

function.

Lower panel: T2-weighted

(left) and post-contrast

T1-weighted ("late

enhancement", right)

images showing lateral

edema (arrows) and focal

fibrosis typical for the

non-ischemic injury

pattern of myocarditis

(arrows).

CMR of acute

myocarditis

Systolic frameSystolic frameSystolic frameSystolic frame

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Figure 7

EdemaEdemaEdemaEdema

No regional necrosisNo regional necrosisNo regional necrosisNo regional necrosisEarly enh./post contrastEarly enh./post contrastEarly enh./post contrastEarly enh./post contrast

CMR of a patient with acute myocarditis

Findings:

•Pathologic edema

ratio

•Pathologic early

enhancement

•No definite late

enhancement

Systolic frameSystolic frameSystolic frameSystolic frame

Friedrich, J Am Coll Cardiol 2008

Figure8

Systolic frameSystolic frameSystolic frameSystolic frame

EdemaEdemaEdemaEdema

Lateral scarLateral scarLateral scarLateral scarEarly enh./post contrastEarly enh./post contrastEarly enh./post contrastEarly enh./post contrast

Early enh./pre contrastEarly enh./pre contrastEarly enh./pre contrastEarly enh./pre contrast

CMR of a patient with acute myocarditis and chronic scar

Findings:

•Focal edema

•Pathologic early

enhancement

•Focal late

enhancement

Friedrich, J Am Coll Cardiol 2008

CMR of a patient with remote myocarditis

Chronic multifocal, partially subendocardial scarring (T1-weighted "late enhancement" image)

Figure 9

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Figure 10a

Systolic frameSystolic frameSystolic frameSystolic frame

EdemaEdemaEdemaEdema

Diffuse necrosisDiffuse necrosisDiffuse necrosisDiffuse necrosis

Tako-Tsubo - Admission

CMR of a patient with stress-induced CMP (Tako-Tsubo) - admission

Findings:

•Apical ballooning

•Regional edema

•Atypical late enhancement

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Figure 10 b

Systolic frameSystolic frameSystolic frameSystolic frame

EdemaEdemaEdemaEdema

Diffuse necrosisDiffuse necrosisDiffuse necrosisDiffuse necrosis

Tako-Tsubo - Follow-up

CMR of a patient with stress-induced CMP (Tako-Tsubo) – follow-up/4 wk

Findings:

•Normalizatioon of function

•No edema

•Some persisting late enhancement