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Mean gradient for moderate Mitral Stenosis
5-12 mmHg
Mean gradient for severe MS.
>12mmHg
ERO severe AR
>29 mm2
ERO moderate MR
0.20 - 0.29 cm2
ERO mild MR
<0.20 cm2
ERO severe MR
>0.40 cm2
ERO mild AR
<0.10 cm2
ERO moderate AR
0.10 - 0.30 cm2
Mild AR deceleration rate
<2.0 m/sec2
Moderate AR decelerstion rate
2-3.5 m/sec2
Severe AR deceleration rate
>3.5 m/sec2
P1/2t severe AR
<=200 msec
P1/2 t moderate AR
200-500 msec
P1/2 t moderate AR
>= 500 msec
Normal PVar
3-5 m/s
Normal PVmr
4-6 m/s
Normal PVtr
2.5 m/s
Normal PVpr
>=1.5 m/s
AR jet/ LVOT diameter ratio for moderate AR
25-64%
AR jet / LVOT area ratio for moderate AR
5-59%
Moderate MR
1-1.5 cm2
Mild MR
1.5-2.5 cm2
Predictors of SAM post MV repair
1. Coaptation to septal distance (C-Sept) >2.6 cm
2. Post MV leaflet height > 1.5 cm.
3. AL/PL ratio < 1
4. Aortic MV angle < 130
MVA calc by DT
220/PHT
220/0.29 x DT
759/DT
Severe MR parameters
ROA >= 0.4 cm2
RF >= 50 %
RV >= 60 ml
VC >= 0.7 cm
Mild MR parameters
ERO < 0.20 cm2
RF < 30%
RV < 30 ml
VC < 0.3 cm
Parameters severe AR
Jet Width/LVOT >65%
VC >0.6 cm
PHT <= 200 msec
RV >60 mL
RF >50%
ROA >0.30 cm2
Parameters mild AR
Jet width/LVOT <25%
VC <0.3 cm
PHT >=500 msec
RV <30 mL
RF <30%
ROA < 0.10 cm
Calc PVR in woods units
PVR= MPP−LAP / Qp
MPP=PADP+ 1/2 ×(PASP−PADP)
Normal PVR in woods units
1-2 woods units
>9 woods units precludes sx
Normal SVR in woods units
11-16 woods units
What is estimated mean gradient in patient with AV PFV 5 m/sec
The mean aortic valve gradient (ΔPmean) is approximately 60% of the peak gradient (ΔPmax):
Severe TR may have low peak velocity (T or F)
True
False
True. severe tricuspid regurgitation (low peak velocity; rapid deceleration slope due to rapid pressure equilibration between RV and RA)
Signs of severe TR
VC
CW doppler
Hep Vein
VC > 7 cm
Density of TR CW doppler = to antegrade flow
Reversal of systolic flow in Hepatic Vein
Right sided volume overload without obvious ASD warrents TEE to look for?
Sinus Venosus ASD
Partial Anomalous PV return
Continuous wave doppler characteritics MR vs AR.
1. Jet Starts immediately after QRS.
2. Midsystolic MR
1. MR
2. MVP
What is pressure half time of stenotic MV if peak velocity is 2 m/sec.
Velocity at which gradient is 1/2 max velocity.
PHT=Max Vel/1.4 (msec)
TV leaflets from parasternal SAX.
Septal. 0%-48%
Anterior. 0%-52%
Posterior 92%-0%
TV leaflet from A4.
Septal 0-100%
Anterior 100-0%
Posterior 0-0%
TV leafletPatasternal RV inflow
Septal 100-0%
Anterior 0-100%
Posterior 0-0%
Severe TR is mean gradient > ?
• Mean gradient via CW Doppler
- < 2 mmHg is normal
- > 7 mmHg is severe
- measure in held expiration
TV area by PHT
• TV area = 190/PHT
- ≥ 190 msec is severe
ACC Guidelines for Valvotomy
• Class I
- symptomatic patients with cath gradient ≥ 30 mmHg
- asymptomatic patients with cath gradient ≥ 40 mmHg
• Class IIb
- may be reasonable in asymptomatic patients with cath gradients 30 – 39 mmHg
• Class III
- valvotomy not indicated for cath gradients < 30 mmHg
Patient Prosthesis Mismatch is defined as ERO corrected for BSA of
<=0.85 cm2/m2
Severe <=0.65
How can you differentiate high AV gradient of functional (PPM/high CO) vs pathologic obstruction.
AV Doppler evelope for functional obstruction will be pointy indicating normal accel while pathologic will be rounded.
Findings indicating prothsthetic MV dysfxn of severe Mech MR
Mitral E>=1.9
normal p1/2 t >=130
MVR/LVOT TVI ratio >=2.2
Other
Increased mean grad
Decreased IVRT
Dense MR cw
PISA on LV side
Author
liukuf
ID
94597
Card Set
ECHO
Description
VHD
Updated
2011-07-20T02:05:29Z
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