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Cardiomyopathy Flashcards

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types of cardiomyopathy

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  1. hypertrophic
  2. dilated
  3. restrictive
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classification of HF
ACC/AHA

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Heart failure stage:
A. at risk but without symptoms or structural disease
B. structural heart disease but without failure
C. structural HD with prior or current HF symptoms
D. refractory HF requiring specialized interventions

Functional class:
I. asymptomatic
II. symptomatic with moderate exertion
III. Symptomatic with minimal exertion
IV. symptomatic at rest

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cardiomyopathy overview

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heart muscle disease
unable to pump or fill

Ischemic: diffuse coronary artery disease with muscle involvement

Non-ischemic:
dilated
restricted
hypertrophic
stress

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right vs left HF

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Right:
Congestion of peripheral tissues
dependent edema and ascites
liver congestion
GI tract congestion
cor pulmonale

Left:
decreased cardiac output
pulmonary congestion
impaired gas exchange
pulmonary edema

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systolic vs diastolic

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Systolic:
1. EF < 50%
2. heart fails to pump
Causes: CAD, HTN, AMI, NICM

Diastolic:
1. preserved EF
2. heart fails to fill
causes: chronic HTN NICM

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Primary VS Secondary

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Primary:
genetic vs. acquired vs mixed genetic and acquired
: predominantly affects myocardium

Secondary:
Systemic diagnosis affecting the myocardium
multi-organ and myocardial damage

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Definitions

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  1. EF normal 55-65%
  2. CO=HR x SV normal 4-8Lmin
  3. CI= CO /BSA normal 2.5-4.0
  4. stroke volume = CO x HR normal 60-100
  5. preload volume blood end diastole
  6. contractility force of muscle
  7. afterload pressure, heart muscle contracts against
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Drugs

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excitatory = inotropes increase contractility and increase output
chronotropic = change HR and Rythm
* beta blocker neg chronotropic effect
* atropine and dopamine positive chronotropic effect

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Non ishcemic cardiomyopathy

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three main types:
Dilated
Hypertrophic
Restrictive

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Dilated Cardiomyopathy

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Causes: Heridatory - idiopathic 2/3, endocrine, HIV, ESRD, ETOH
* infiltrative, inflammatory
signs:
LV dilatation , thinking and global dysfunction
RV dysfunction
50% mortality in 5 years

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Dilated cardiomyopathy
Diagnostic

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  1. EKG/Eon CHO
  2. ST
  3. LBBB
  4. Atrial arrhythmias
  5. ECHO: LV dysfunction and dilation
    6 . CXR: cardiomegaly, pleural effusion R> L
  6. Cardiac MRI: identify inflammatory or infiltrative DX
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Dilated cardiomyopathy
signs and symptoms

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Bi vent HF:
1. rales, JVP, S3, ascites , peripheral edema
2. Cheyne Stokes
3. pulsus allernans - strong weak alternating
4. pallor
5. cyanosis

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Restrictive Cardiomyopathy

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uncommon
most frequent cause is amyloidosis
other causes: storage with myocytes and fibrotic changes
Diastolic dysfunction: R-side symptoms
* must distinguish between pericarditis
absence of ventricular interaction during respiration

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Restrictive cardiomyopathy
diagnostics

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  1. EKG- low voltage with LVH highly suggestive
  2. ECHO- LVH, bright myocardium speckled appearance , Bi atrial enlargement
  3. Cardiac MRI- diffuse hyperenhancement
  4. Bone scan- deposits in myocardium
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Restrictive cardiomyopathy signs and symptoms

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right side symptoms
1. edema
2. abdominal discomfort
3. ascites
4. elevated JVP
5. PE
6. mild-moderate cardiomegaly
7. angina
8. syncope
9. peripheral neuropathy
10. periorbital purpura thicken tounge and hepatomegaly

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Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy

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inherited autosomal dominant trait
1. elderly individuals
2. HTN usual in older adults
3. LVH
4. no pressure or volume overload
5. non uniformed
6. L ventricle > 1.5cm
7. left ventricular outflow obstruction
compromises forward flow and increases afterload, resulting in hypertrophy and dilation

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hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
diagnostic

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  1. EKG- LVH, AF, vent arrhythmias
  2. ECHO-LVH enlarged atria, elevated EF, and Hyperdynamic
  3. Cardiac MRI- confirm hypertrophy
  4. myocardial perfusion study- septal wall ischemia
  5. cardiac cath - supports diagnosis and neg for CAD
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HCM
Signs and Symptoms

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  1. dyspnea
  2. chest pain
  3. syncope common
  4. coronary artery bridging one or more arteries tunnel through the myocardium
  5. S4
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Stress cardiomyopathy

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  1. Takoitsubo “broken heart”
  2. increase in catecholamine surge
  3. 2/3 report stressful event
  4. LV rounded ampulla
  5. myocardial stunning not following ischemia
  6. predominantly affects women postmenopause increased with neuro and psychic disorders
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Stress cardiomyopathy
diagnosis

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  1. EKG
  2. ECHO- LV atypical dyskinesia
  3. ST elevation anterior t wave inversion
  4. signs and symptoms atypical of ACS
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Cardiomyopathy Diagnositic
Testing

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  1. non invasive immaging and labs-
    CXR, EKG, CBC, CMP, TSH, BNP, UA
  2. ECHO- reduced LV proceed to 3
  3. If the stress test is negative, order
    *lexiscan, dobutamine stress test, and stress echo. If normal, proceed to 5. If 7. abnormal procede to 4
  4. L and R heart cath
  5. Cardiac MRI
  6. Myocardial biopsy
  7. transesophageal echocardiogram - if valvular abnormality cardiovert
22
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heart failure drugs

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goals
1. alleviate symptoms
2. prevent ventricular remodeling
3. extend survival
drug therapy
BB
ARB/ACE I
ARN I
SGLT I
digoxin
diuretics
alderstrone anagonist
loop diuretic
vasodilator
hydrolazine
nitrates
alternative; ace /arb/arn not tolerated

23
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angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor

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first-line therapy
examples: captopril, lisinopril, enalapril ramipril and quinapril
* first-line agent when EF < 40%
improves mortality and morbidity, exercise tolerance
* improves EF
* reduce ventricular remodeling
* reduce afterload
* reduce preload
* reduction of aldosterone secretion
PT should be euvolemic can cause aKI, dry cough, angio edema , FETAL TOXIC

24
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angiotensin receptor blockers

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Examples:
Losartan, Irbesartan,Candesartan
ARB antagonist of angiotension II
indication: refractory treatment with ace/bb aldosterone inhibitor
expensive
caution in use with vasodilators

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Angiotension Receptor Neprilysin

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ARN I
example: Entresto
inhibits neprilysin, breaks down bradykinin, is a potent endothelium vasodilator, and is a mild diuretic
* selective blocks binding of angiotensin ll to AT receptor
expensive
Blocks RAAS system
maintains hemostasis

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sodium glucose cotransportor 2 inhibitor

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Jariance
improvement in ventricular loading
preload and afterload
cardiac energy supply in the form of cardiac keytones
direct inhibition Na Nitrogen
decrease LV mass and improvement
in diastolic function
improve endothelium dysfunction
increase glucagon secretion
recommended for **
HRrEF
HRpEF
with and without DM II

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diuretics

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decrease symptoms of overload
decrease extra cell volume
decrease venous return
chronic management;
symptomatic control
no effect on mortality
watch for dehydration
aldactone - hype K
thiazides- decrease Na
aldosterone _ K sparing

28
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diuretic examples

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loop diuretics:
bumex , furosemide, toresmide
thiazides:
HCTZ , metolazone
Potassium-sparing:
amiloride, spironolactone, triamerene

29
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aldosterone anagonists

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spironolactone or eplerenone
aldosterone inhibition
minimize K loss
prevents NA and H20 retention
prevents endothelial dysfunction
and myocardial fibrosis
common to use with
Heart failure class;
II to IV with EF < 35%

30
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beta blockers

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Toprol, carvedilol , metroprol
inhibits the sympathetic nervous system
increase beta receptor sensitivity
anti-arrhythmic properties
antioxidant properties
decreases remodeling
improves contractility and blocks adrenaline
* hold or decrease in HF

31
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cardiac glycoside

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Digoxin
2nd line for CHF in AF
positive inotrope = alter force and contraction
negative inotrope= effects HR
restores vagal tone
abolish sympathetic overactivity
adverse: toxicity , N /V psychosis
bigeminy av block brady
need digabind HD not effective

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vasodilator

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Nitroglycerin:
angina,lowers preload
Pulm congestion
nitroprusside:
Decrease preload and afterload
* Use in ICU can cause cyanide poising
Adverse reaction:
Hypotension and thiocyanate toxic

33
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Inotropes

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Milrinone:
increase myocardial contractility
vasodilating effect

Dobutamine:
stimulate beta adrenic receptors
produce + inotrope response produce mild vasodilation in smaller doses

34
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treatment plan for ICM

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ACE I and ARB +
BB +
CCB avoid
diuretics +
Surg procedure: LHC, cabbage

35
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treatment plan for Dilated Cardiomyopathy

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ACE/ARB I +
BB +
CCB - avoid
diuretics +
OAC
NOAC
procedures: ICD ,LVAD, transplant

36
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treatment for Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy

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ACE / ARB I +/-
BB + first line
CCB +
Diuretics +
Disopyramide
procedures: myotomy, MVR ablation

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treatment for Restrictive cardiomyopath

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ACE/ ARB I +
BB +
CCB +
diuretics +
tafamidis for amyloid, steroid for chemo sarcoid
Procedures : BM Tx

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Stress cardiomyopathy treatment

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ACE I/ARB +
BB +/-
CCB -
diuretics +
procedures -

39
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advanced therapies

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continue inotrope
milrinone or dobutamine
LVAD
bridge to transplant or bridge to decision
transplant
selection process
approximate 10% mortality

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