Cardiac Flashcards
RCRI
History of ischaemic heart disease 1
History of congestive heart failure 1
History of cerebrovascular disease 1
Use of insulin therapy for
diabetes 1
Preoperative serum creatinine >177 micromoles/L 1
High-risk surgery 1
Oxford
Who needs periop 12-lead ECG?
- pt > 65 yo
- intermediate risk surgery
- risk factors of IHD
Oxford
What are the 5 types of MI? %?
- acute atherothrombotic coronary event (25%)
- heterogeneous - imbalance of O2 supply and demand (75%)
- SCD unexpected
- ~ PCI
- ~ cardiac death
Oxford
Pharm therapy to reduce MACE risk
- Continue long term beta blocker (dec myocardial O2 demand)
- No - initial of bb 24h prior surgery
- Continue PRN nitrate
- Continue CCB - restart ASAP post op
- ACE/ARB - do not protect against MACE (But improve MI and LV dysfx survival)
- Statin - improve ST and LT outcome post non-cardiac and CABG (ESA/CCS)
Oxford
AMI
- myocardial cell death
- due to prolonged ischaemia
clinical evidence + cTNT
1+ ischaemic feature
(1. sx 2. new ECG changes 3. new RWMA 4. new cor thrombus)
cTNT
- rise 3-4h post injury
- up for 10-14d
- need 1 level >99th percentile required for dx
MINS
- definition
- incidence
- dx
- surveillance
- med mx
- Px relevant
- Myocardial injury
- Due to ischaemia
- 30d after non-cardiac sx
- pt w or w/o MI
- 20% of patients having non-cardiac surgery
- > 90% MINS - no signs/sx of ischaemia
- 20% meet MI definition
dx
1. cTNT >65ng/L
2. <30d non-cardiac Sx
3. Not due to non-ischaemic cause (e.g. AF, sepsis)
4. Not nec - sx/ECG changes
daily TnT levels on D1,2,3
- LD aspirin + statin
- ACE-i if HTN
- Anticoag (maybe) (MANAGE trial)
- ?cor angio and revasc
HF criteria
by 1. sx 2. LVEF 3. BNP/NT-proBNP 4. left heart enlargement/diastolic dysfx
<40% HFrEF
40-49% HFmrEF
50%+ HFpEF
HF mx
- delay sx progression
- optimise sx mx/FRC
- reduce mortality
HF treatment
*best evidence for HFrEF