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CVS and Interventional Flashcards

1
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NOT associated with azygos continuation of IVC?

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Hepatic veins drain into the azygos system (they drain directly into the RA)

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Thickened AAA with raised ESR and abdominal pain

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Inflammatory AAA

Note usual AAA secondary to atherosclerosis is usually asymptomatic unless rupture/ dissection

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What does colour intensity mean in Power and Colour doppler?

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Power doppler- amplitude dependent

Colour doppler- velocity dependent

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Extra-thoracic manifestation of Churg-Strauss syndrome?

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Mesenteric ischaemia

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What size catheter for diagnostic lower limb DSA?

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5 Fr for adults

3 Fr for kids

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Best position to view profunda femoris?

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Internal rotation

Note that external rotation will bring posterolateral origin of PFA behind SFA

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What percentage of below knee DVT cause PE?

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Isolated below knee DVT in ambulatory patients has an incidence of PE of 10-20%

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Not a risk factor for RV thrombosis

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Chronic pancreatitis

Scleroderma (note SLE IS a RF due to lupus anticoagulant)

Nephritic syndrome

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9
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Cardiac MRI

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Retrospective gating better than prospective for diastolic dysfunction

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TIPS procedure- what indicates stenosis?

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Increased velocity by 50 cm/ sec compared to baseline

Note: retrograde flow within intrahepatic portal veins is NORMAL post TIPS. Blood flows into stent rather than liver.

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What percentage of FMD is bilateral?

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50%

Note angioplasty has good results with 90% success rates

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What are Libman-Sachs nodules?

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Accumulation of immune complex on MV and AV in SLE

Sterile verrucous vegetations

Fibrinoid necrosis and valve destruction

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In femoral artery what does doubling of PSV mean?

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50% stenosis

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14
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Most common site for VA dissection?

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V3 (atlantic)- at the level of C1-C2

Note:

V1: pre-foraminal

V2: foraminal

V 4: intradural

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Most common site for ICA dissection?

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Cervical ICA just distal to carotid bulb

Usually no extension beyond petrous portion

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Meningioma on angiography

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Comes early and leaves late

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17
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Resistive index in SMA?

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High pre-prandial

Low post prandial

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18
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Ostium secundum ASD

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Isolated finding

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What percentage of below knee DVT cause PE?

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Isolated below knee DVT in ambulatory patients has an incidence of PE of

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20
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Not a risk factor for RV thrombosis

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Chronic pancreatitis

Scleroderma (note SLE IS a RF due to lupus anticoagulant)

Nephritic syndrome

21
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Cardiac MRI

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Retrospective gating better than prospective for diastolic dysfunction

22
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TIPS procedure- what indicates stenosis?

A

Increased velocity by 50 cm/ sec compared to baseline

Note: retrograde flow within intrahepatic portal veins is NORMAL post TIPS. Blood flows into stent rather than liver.

23
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What percentage of FMD is bilateral?

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50%

Note angioplasty has good results with 90% success rates

24
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What are Libman-Sachs nodules?

A

Accumulation of immune complex on MV and AV in SLE

Sterile verrucous vegetations

Fibrinoid necrosis and valve destruction

25
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In femoral artery what does doubling of PSV mean?

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50% stenosis

26
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Most common site for VA dissection?

A

V3 (atlantic)- at the level of C1-C2

Note:

V1: pre-foraminal

V2: foraminal

V 4: intradural

27
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Most common site for ICA dissection?

A

Cervical ICA just distal to carotid bulb

Usually no extension beyond petrous portion

28
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Meningioma on angiography

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Comes early and leaves late

29
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Resistive index in SMA?

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High pre-prandial

Low post prandial

30
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Ostium secundum ASD

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Isolated finding

31
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What size splenic aneurysm needs coiling?

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More than 2.5 cm

32
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TIPS shunt: flow towards periphery?

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Portal vein or hepatic artery puncture

33
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TIPS shunt: flow towards porta hepatis?

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Biliary tree puncture

34
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What should the shunt gradient be and where does stenosis occur in TIPSS?

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Gradient should be less than 12 mmHg

Stenosis occurs in HV or shunt itself

35
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Cardiac MR: field inhomogeneity?

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More common in 3T rather than 1.5T

36
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Which cardiac layer shows dark rim artefact on MR?

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Endocardium

37
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Name the 2 types of arteriolosclerosis

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Hyaline: DM and HTN

Hyperplastic: onion skin laminated thickening. Malignant HTN.

38
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2 morphological types of aortic dissection

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Cystic medial degeneration

Intimal tear between middle and outer thirds of media

39
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Dissection- what percentage occlude coronary arteries and do all have intimal tear?

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8% occlude coronary arteries

5-10% have no obvious intimal tear

40
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Aschoff bodies in myocardium

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Rheumatic fever

41
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Jones criteria for Rheumatic fever?

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Carditis

Polyarthritis (migratory and involving large joints)

Sydenham chorea

Erythema marginatum

Subcutaneous nodules

42
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SFA disease: angioplasty vs bypass

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Angioplasty: single stenosis of less than 10 cm or occlusion less than 5 cm

Surgery: disease more than 15 cm

43
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Irregular narrowing of origin of great vessels from aortic arch?

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If less than 30 years: Takayasu

If more than 50 years: Giant cell arteritis

44
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Development of CC?

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Anterior genu to posterior splenium

Rostrum last portion to develop

45
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Name 2 differences between lobar holoprosencephaly and septo-optic dysplasia.

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LH: fused anterior fournix. Optic nerves and hypothalamus spared

SOD: optic nerve hypoplasia and hypothalamic/ pituitary dysfunction

46
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Complication of bicuspid aortic valve and 2 associations?

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AS more common than AR

Associated with coarctation and Turner syndrome

47
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When do u replace bicuspid AV?

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NOT in childhood as child will continue to grow!

48
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Inflammatory vs mycotic aneurysm?

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Inflammatory fusiform whilst mycotic is saccular

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