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It is estimated that patients presenting with chest pain, elevated serum troponin levels and electrocardiography abnormalities with normal or minimal angiographic coronary artery disease represents 2,6% to 19% of all initially diagnosed as having myocardial infarction. In this set is a challenge to the cardiologist make the appropriate diagnostic. Cardiac magnetic resonance has been used as an important tool to define between real myocardial infarct or a disease that simulate it, leading to an adequate treatment and improving the prognostic.

Value of Cardiac Magnetic Resonance Image in the Approach of the Patient with Suspect Acute Coronary Syndrome and Normal Angiography