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Methods 71 consecutive patients (p) with DCM, left ventricular systolic dysfunction (LVEF<35%) and normal coronary angiography followed in an outpatient HF clinic, were prospectively enrolled in two institutions. All p had to be in stable clinical condition in the last month. Exclusion criteria were: contraindications for contrast-enhanced cardiac MR (ce-CMR), significant impairment of lung function by clinical criteria or spirometry and history of thromboembolic disease. All patients underwent ECG, echo, blood test and a ce-CMR study in a Philips Intera ® 1.5 T scanner, which included cine imaging, phase contrast in the main pulmonary artery and aorta and late enhancement (LE). Postprocessing was performed with QMASS 7.2 ® (Medis, The Netherlands). PVR was calculated following the equation: 19.38 -(4.62*Ln pulmonary artery average velocity) (0.08 x RVEF %)

Impact of left ventricular late enhancement on pulmonary arterial hypertension in idiopathic dilated cardiomyopathy