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Figure 3 Two patients with significant one-vessel disease (angio [+] group) showing coexistence of subendocardial and/or transmural with mid-wall late gadolinium enhancement (LGE) patterns. Patient #1 (A, B, and C) and Patient #2 (D). (A) Long-axis two-chamber view showing one patchy foci of mid-wall LGE distribution enhancement in the basal anterolateral segment (white arrow) coexisting with subendocardial LGE in basal inferior and apical inferior segments and with transmural LGE in the apex segment (black arrows). (B) Short-axis basal view showing patchy foci of mid-wall distribution in the basal anterolateral segment (white arrow) and subendocardial LGE in the basal inferior segment (black arrow). (C) Short-axis apical view showing subendocardial LGE in the apical inferior segment and transmural LGE in apical septal and apical lateral segments (white arrow). (D) Short-axis mid-cavity view of another patient showing longitudinal striae of mid-wall distribution LGE in mid-anteroseptal and mid-inferoseptal segments (white arrows) coexisting with transmural LGE in the mid-inferior segment (black arrow).