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Fig. 2A —51-year-old man with history of chest pain and palpitations who had ST-T depression on ECG. Targeted-volume acquisition (A–C) and whole-heart acquisition (D–F). Targeted-volume acquisition showed moderately better image quality in left main and left anterior descending arteries (scored 3 for A vs 2 for D), moderately better in right circumflex artery (scored 3 for B vs 2 for E), and moderately better in left circumflex artery (scorded 3 for C vs 2 for F).