Arrhythomgenic Right Ventricular Dysplasia

Long axis blood suppressed image obtained at diastole during suspended respiration. The arrow indicates thinning of the right ventricular apical wall.
Long axis cine image obtained during suspended respiration shows dyskinesia of the right ventricular apex.
 
Short axis blood suppressed image obtained at diastole during suspended respiration. The arrow indicates thinning of the right ventricular apical wall.
Short axis cine image obtained during suspended respiration shows dyskinesia of the right ventricular apex.
MRI is the best method for evaluating right ventricular wall morphology and function.

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