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Fig. 3B —72-year-old man with 80-90% stenosis of left anterior descending (LAD) artery. Eight (of 40) representative perfusion MRI images are shown for rest (A) and stress (B) examinations. At rest, only minor malperfused region is visible in septum of left ventricle (black arrows), whereas in stress examination, perfusion deficit increases significantly (black arrows).