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Background Myocardial Perfusion (MP) studies using MRI have lately improved in terms of resolution and coverage, providing a valuable contribution to the detection of Coronary Artery Disease (CAD). However, MP images are often affected by artifacts, most commonly the Dark Rim Artifact (DRA), which appears in the subendocardium during the first left-ventricular pass of the Contrast Agent (CA) mimicking an under-perfused region.

2092 Myocardial field distortions during first pass of a gadolinium based contrast agent in perfusion studies