Cardiovascular magnetic resonance in myocardial infarction with non-obstructive coronary arteries patients: A review

Figure 4 Thirty eight years old female presented with acute chest pain, increased troponin values and negative coronary angiogram. A and B: Diastolic and systolic 4-chamber cine-SSFP images: there is a minimum “apical ballooning” appearance with a relative left ventricle apical akinesia with preserved function of the remaining segments, which causes the typical “apical ballooning” appearance; C and D: T2-weighted short-tau inversion recovery images with evidence of myocardial edema in apical segments (arrows); E and F: Ate gadolinium enhancement images without presence of areas of increased signal intensity; G-I: T1-map; J-L: T2-map. M-O: T1 native, extracellular volume and T2 mapping bull’s eye, there is a marked increase in values in the apical segments (T1 mapping: 1350 ms; extracellular volume: 38%, T2 mapping: 70 ms). The cardiovascular magnetic resonance images are in keeping with Takotsubo syndrome.