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Results 1) RA: Stress PDs were seen in two out of 18 RA patients (11%), one of whom had circumferential subendocardial PD and one had a non-segmental subendocardial PD. Seven patients were found to have DE (39%). DE was observed in six without PD and one patient with PD demonstrated DE. Five had a DE in the middle or subepicardial layer. The remaining two had a subendcardial DE in segment.2) SSc: Stress PDs were seen in five out of nine SSc patients (56%), four of whom had non-segmental subendocardial perfusion defects and one had a segmental subendocardial perfusion defect. Three patients were found to have DE (33%). DE was not observed in any patient without perfusion defect and among the five patients with perfusion defects, three (60%) demonstrated delayed enhancement. Two of the three had nonsegmental DE in the middle l layer and one had segmental subendocardial DE.

journal of cardiovascular magnetic resonance

Comprehensive cardiac magnetic resonance approach to assess myocardial involvements in asymptomatic patients with rheumatic diseases: comparison of MRI findings between rheumatic arthritis and systemic sclerosis