Doppler Hemodynamics Flashcards
how to calculate LAP using MR velocities
LAP = LVP - (4 x MR velocity ^2)
how to calculate LAP using PFO
LAP = (4 x PFO velocity ^2) + RAP
how to calculate LVDP using AR
LVDP = DBP - (4x AR diastolic velocity ^2)
Jae Oh’s eq’n for PVR
PVR = (Vtr/RVOT TVI) x 10 + 0.16
name the four parameters to look at for diastolic assessment
E/A e’ (mitral annulus) PASP Pulm vein velocities
which one is dependent on PRELOAD: E or E’
E (E’ is NOT dependent on preload. once its reduced in diastolic fxn, nothing increases it)
normal e’
>8 cm/s
normal LVOT Diameter
2-2.2cm
What does this “L-wave” mean? (hint- happens a LOT in afib)
delayed relaxation and increased filling pressures
“W” in RVOT velocity indicates?
PH
T/F: strain is more sensitive than EF for systolic fxn?
True
Normal LVOT TVI
20
what PISA radius do you use if you have 2 MR jets at 7mm each?
sq. rt (7^2 + 7^2 ) = sq rt 98 = new PISA radius
if you are trying to grade MS severeity and your angle is really off, which of the following is still reliable: Peak velocity, peak gradient or PHT?
PHT
when placing PW to measure LVOT TVI, where do you put it?
in blue area (BART) outside of the flow convergence hemisphere