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Fig. 5B —46-year-old man with revascularized acute myocardial infarction. Short-axis delayed-enhancement inversion recovery gradient-echo MR image (450/1.26; inversion time, 280 milliseconds; flip angle, 50°) obtained 10 minutes after contrast administration shows nontransmural infarction and small perfusion defect has become hyperenhanced (arrow) owing to diffusion of extracellular contrast medium from surrounding regions.