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Methods A total of 18 patients, who were suspected to have constrictive pericarditis by clinical manifestation and echocardiographic examination, were enrolled in this study. All patients underwent CMR. CMR protocol included T1-weighted short-axis imaging at mid-ventricle, T2-weighted short-axis imaging at mid-ventricle, cine imaging with SSFP sequence (2-chamber view, 4-chamber view, short axis view encompassing entire heart with 10 mm thickness without gap), delayed enhancement CMR with same planes as the cine planes 10 minutes after administration of 0.2 mmol/kg gadolinium-based contrast agent. Look-locker sequence was used to determine the inversion time for nulling myocardial signal. To diagnose constrictive pericarditis, considered positive was pericardial thickeness ≥ 4 mm, septal bouncing motion, small ventricle, pericardial adhesion to ventricle in cine imaging, atrial enlargement, systemic venous dilatation. We analyzed pericardial enhancement related to other findings.

2086 Delayed enhancement of pericardium in suspected constrictive pericarditis