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Background Cardiac MRI (CMR) is increasingly recognized as a valuable imaging modality for the investigation of patients with suspected acute coronary syndrome found to have non obstructive coronary arteries on angiography. Studies have shown that early CMR within 48 hours can facilitate diagnosis of important differential diagnoses, particularly myocarditis. We attempted to demonstrate whether later scanning, after 6 weeks, would still have a similar pick up rate for these diagnoses, compared with earlier CMR within 6 weeks.

Diagnostic yield of early versus late outpatient Cardiac MRI in suspected acute coronary syndrome in patients with normal coronary arteries