Abstract
The issue of ARVC/D in children and use of diagnostic modalities (such as CMR) in the pediatric population remain controversial. In this chapter, we are discussing some of the most recently published research providing an evidence and understanding of the most beneficial follow-up protocol in childhood. The majority of longitudinal studies in ARSVC/D indicate that electrical abnormalities on ECG or Holter monitoring are more prevalent than structural changes defined by either echocardiography or CMR.
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