• Advanced echocardiographic modalities and CMR are the preferred imaging techniques for the early diagnosis of AC.
• Presence of any morphological or functional abnormalities in combination with electrical changes are the basis of AC diagnosis and indicate increased risk of ventricular arrhythmias.
• Imaging pathology in asymptomatic patients with a normal ECG should not lead to genetic testing for AC.
• Nuclear imaging may be a potential risk stratification tool, but is still a research tool and needs further investigation.
• Risk stratification is commonly performed on an individual basis and definite evidence based parameters are lacking.