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Aritmie ventricolari e displasia aritmogena del ventricolo destro

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Risonanza magnetica cardiaca

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Gli studi epidemiologici sulle cause di morte indicano che nei Paesi occidentali approssimativamente un quinto dei decessi sono dovuti a morte improvvisa e l’80% di questi è dovuto ad aritmia. Le cause possono variare tra malattie ad alta prevalenza, come la cardiopatia ischemica (prevalenza del 30% negli uomini), le miocarditi (1–9%) e malattie rare, quali la cardiomiopatia aritmogena del ventricolo destro (CAVD, prevalenza 0,02%) o la Sindrome di Brugada (0,5%). La possibilità di diagnosi di queste malattie e la possibilità di identificazione del substrato strutturale delle aritmie rende la risonanza magnetica uno strumento straordinario in questo contesto clinico.

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Fattori, R., Lovato, L., Russo, V., Buttazzi, K. (2010). Aritmie ventricolari e displasia aritmogena del ventricolo destro. In: Risonanza magnetica cardiaca. Springer, Milano. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-1694-1_12

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