CCS ACHD 2022 Flashcards

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Indications to close ASD (4)

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-Symptoms and Qp/Qs > 1.5 if PAP < 50% MAP, PVR < 1/3 SVR (Reasonable if < 2/3 SVR, MAP after consultation with ACHD and PH experts) (Strong)

-Qp/Qs > 1.5 (weak) or RV enlargements (Weak)

-Stroke/TIA/Embolism (Weak)

-Orthodexia/Platypnea (Weak)

-Chronic Pacing/Indwelling Catheters needed (Weak)

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3 contraindications to close ASD (3)

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-PVR > 2/3 SVR

-PAP > 2/3 MAP

-Right to Left shunt

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When to close VSDs? (5)

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-Qp:Qs > 1.5 or LV enlargement (Reasonable if < 2/3 SVR, MAP after consultation with ACHD and PH experts) (Strong)

-Pulmonary Hypertension (PAP   50% systemic and/or PVR > 1/3 SVR but Qp:Qs   1.5 at baseline or in response to vasodilator challenge) (Weak)

-Recurrent Endocarditis (Weak)

-If pacing or chronic indwelling venous catheter required (Weak)

-Progressive Aortic Regurgitation (Weak)

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4
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When to close PDA? (2)

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-LV enlargement with left to right shunt

-Endarteritis

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5
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Indications to close AVSDs? (3)

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-Qp:Qs > 1.5

-LVOT gradient > 40mmhg (Or if < 40mmhg but symptoms, LV dysfunction or progressive Aortic Regurgitation)

-Severe left sided AV valve regurgitation (As per guideline directed recommendations)

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When to operate on BAV aortopathy when going for OHS? (1)

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4.5 cm

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When to operate on Turners aorta? (1)

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Aorta measures > 2.5 cm/m2

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When to operate on Subaortic Stenosis? (3)

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Symptoms with LVOT gradient > 40mmhg

Symptomatic patients with moderate LVOT gradient (20-40mhg) with moderate or more AR

Asymptomatic with LVOT Gradient > 40mmhg with one of the following: Moderate or severe AR, Decrease in BP to exercise, LVH or LV dysfunction

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When to operate on Supravalvular stenosis? (3)

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-Symptoms with MG > 40mmhg

-Asymptomatic MG > 40mmhg if surgical risk low (weak)

-Symptoms or LV dysfunction < 40mmhg attributable to obstruction

*At time of repair of ostial stenosis of LMCA then Angioplasty/CABG recommended

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When to intervene on Aortic Coarctation? (1)

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-Gradient > 20mmhg or 50% narrowing of the aorta with concomitant systemic hypertension

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Indications for RVOT obstructions? (2)

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-Symptomatic moderate-severe PV stenosis

-RV dysfunction

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When to operate on PR post TOF repair? (4)

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-Severe PR and symptoms

-Severe PR and RV enlargement (> 160 ml/m2), RV dysfunction or decrease in objective exercise capacity

-Severe PR who need other valves fixed

-Severe PR with atrial arrhythmias and sustained ventricular arrhythmias

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When to operate on Ebstein’s Anomaly?

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-Symptoms and Severe TR

-Asymptomatic with Severe TR and progressive RV dysfunction or dilation, or objective evidence of declining exercise capacity

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When to reoperate Atrial switch for TGA? (4)

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-Symptoms with Severe TR if RVEF > 45%

-Symptoms from stenosis or obstruction of systemic venous baffle

-Symptoms with interatrial baffle leaks

-Residual shunt Qp:Qs > 1.5

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When to reintervene on Arterial switch?

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-Coronary obstruction with obstruction

-Symptoms and RVOT obstruction

-Severe AR with LVEF < 50%

-Aortic dilation > 5.5 cm

  • TAA > 4.5cm going for OHS
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16
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When to replace systemic AV valve in LTGA?

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-Symptomatic severe regurgitation

-Asymptomatic severe regurgitation with mild RV dysfunction or dilatation

17
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When is transplant recommended in CCTGA?

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-Severe systemic RV dysfunction with NYHA III-IV symptoms

18
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7 indications to intervene on Fontan? (7)

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-Obstruction to systemic venous return in the Fontan circuit

-Obstruction of branch Pulmonary arteries

-Obstruction of pulmonary venous return

-Veno-venous collaterals or a PA malformation

-Residual ASD or fenestration resulting in significant right to left shunt in absence of elevated PVR

-Significant LVOT Gradient

-Significant SAVV regurgitation

19
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Review algorithm for Supravalvular stenosis management?

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20
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Review TOF repair indications?

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21
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Review Fontan repair algorithm?

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22
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Label the following ASDs

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1: Secundum

2: Primum

3 + 4: Sinus Venosus (Inferior and Superior)

5: Unroofed Coronary Sinus

23
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How to decide if Stent or surgical repair for Aortic Coarctation?

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-Focal/discrete -> Stent

-Long or concomitant arch hypoplasia -> Surgical

24
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What lesion is this?

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Tetralogy of Fallot

25
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What are two indications for device closure of interatrial communication in Ebsteins?

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-Paradoxical Emboli

-Desaturation at rest