Quantitative Characterization of Myocardial Reperfusion Injury via Push-Button Delayed-Phase Dynamic Contrast-Enhanced (dDCE) MRI

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LRT-dDCE imaging effectively identifies abnormal microvascular permeability in myocardial infarction zones.
The 3D LRT-dDCE maps correlate well with traditional 2D breath-hold methods for assessing heart damage.
A new method utilizing a low-rank tensor framework enables thorough quantitative imaging during contrast washout.
The findings indicate potential for clinically viable assessments of myocardial injury, aiding post-ischemic recovery.

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This analysis quantifies myocardial injury in post-MI patients, suggesting an innovative tool to evaluate microvascular integrity.

Zhang et al. (2025) studied this question.

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