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Background Myocarditis is diagnosed in up to 10% of patients presenting as an acute coronary syndrome (ACS) who have elevated serum troponin and normal coronary angiogram. The diagnosis may be established by demonstrating typical patterns of abnormal tissue characterization at cardiac magnetic resonance imaging (CMR). Most reports examine left ventricular (LV) involvement; detecting tissue abnormalities in the right ventricle (RV) is limited by the technique’s spatial resolution. In patients diagnosed with myocarditis undergoing both acute and convalescent CMR scans, we studied changes in RV volumes to detect evidence of RV involvement.

Left and right ventricular function in acutely presenting Amyocarditis: sparing of the right ventricle