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Background Many patients with malignant cardiac arrhythmias’ require thorough investigations to determine the etiology. Conventional tests (ECG and echocardiography) often cannot detect a structural basis for the arrhythmia and physicians therefore lack guidance as to the most appropriate treatment. Previous studies have shown MRI is a more sensitive and specific modality to better elucidate cardiac abnormalities and provide insight to the underlying etiology and better predict clinical outcomes. Hypothesis Compared to conventional testing, Cardiac MRI has incremental benefit in the diagnosis and treatment of patients with ventricular tachycardia and in the assessment/treatment of patients with suspected ARVD. Methods

Role of MRI in the diagnosis and prognosis of ventricular arrhythmias