How can postinfarct complications be diagnosed? How can the sensitivity of resting echocardiography for detecting CAD be improved? How does one differentiate between acute and chronic ischemia by 2DE? In a large acute myocardial infarction, an island of low signal can be seen within the area of delayed enhancement. What does this represent? Is resting echocardiography sensitive for detecting CAD? Why or why not? List seven complications of myocardial infarction. List three 2DE findings associated with right ventricular infarction. What CXR changes are seen in acute myocardial infarction? What are the 2DE findings of acutely ischemic myocardium? What diagnosis is suggested by local thinning of the ventricular wall on MRI? What is the appearance of a myocardial infarct on delayed enhanced MRI? What is the appearance of infarcted myocardium on CT? What is the normal evolution of infarcts by delayed enhanced imaging? What other disease processes result in abnormalities on delayed enhanced images? What signs of CAD can be seen on a CXR? What signs of postinfarct complications can be seen on CXR? Book traversal links for Coronary artery disease ‹ What are three signs of right-sided CHF on CXR? Up How can postinfarct complications be diagnosed? ›