HF, ICDs Flashcards
Defibrillators - primary prevention in CM
Who benefits?
Isch CM -strong if LVEF<30%
LVEF <35% or LVEF <40% w/ NSVT or inducible VT/VF (less strong)
Non-Isc CM
LVEF <35% - less strong but good if <70yo
Also >12mo survival, >40days post MI & on OMM
CRT - mortality benefit
SR w/ LBBB (Def)
LVEF<35%, Wide LBBB>150ms, NYHA II(-ambulatory IV), OMM 3/12,
Less strong: QRS 120-149ms but otherwise LVEF<35% etc (or maybe RBBB but >150ms)
AF (if >92% ventricular pacing), RBBB
If QRS<120ms may harm, no QOL improvement,
SGLT-2 - what does it block & where
blocks sodium glucose co-transporter in proximal tubule of kidney (S1 segment)
Causes reabsorption 90% glucose
SGLT2 in HF
- example dose
- details of ppl excluded
- benefit
Both diab & nondiab.
Combined effect hospitalizations & CV death
10mg Dapaglifloxin
Exclusions: hypoTN, eGFR<30, sx LVEF<40%)
Severe IHD determined by
- >10% LV dysfunction
- LMCA/LAD prox (>50% stenosis)
- multivessel 2-3 w/ impaired fxn <35%
Stable IHD (ie non ACS non Angina) PCI v OMM
PCI only beneficial in ACS or angina (no mortality benefit, or possible late benefit if mod-sec ischaemia w/o HF, L) main dis, ACS or mod angina)
RF modification in AF
- Weight loss
- ETOH reduction
Who to ablate in AF
- Intolerant of antiarrhytmic and sx w/ AF
- Consider in HFrEF (dec death & hosp if LV<35% & failed med Rx - CASTLE-AF)
- No mort benefit but reduction in AF burdern
Who is more likely to fail AF ablation
- Older
- long standing persistent
- Increased LA size
- Valv/structural HD
- if dont modify RF
List RF assoc w/ AF (what is the #1)
- LA enlargemnt (#1)
- dis that cause ie OSA, HTN, valv, CM
- Obesity
- Metabolic syndrome
Who benefits more from rhythm control in AF
younger, symptomatic
elderly, asymptomatic equiv rate/rhythm (AFFIRM)
Valvular AF - define?
- mechanical valve
- MS
(Eg RhD)
How to differentiate VT from SVT
- clinical hx
- ECG (x7)
Clinical clues: Ventricule SCAR
- elderly
- IHD
- Structural HD
ECG clues:
- absence typical BBB morphology
- Extreme axis deviation (dbl neg & avr pos)
- QRS>160ms
- AV dissociation
- caputure/fusion beats
- RSR complex w/ taller L) rabbit ear: most specific (RBBB is Rt rabbit ear)
- neg concordance throughout precordial leads
Hypertrophic CM gene mutations (x2)
MYH7
MYBPC3
Haemodynamically significant Pb of LVOT in H(O)CM
>50mmHg
H(O)CM LV wall thickness
>15mm
(or >13mm if FHx +ve)
Rx for H(O)CM
If symptomatic only
- Bblockers (+/- CCB)
- Disapyramide
- Surg
- heart transplant if progressive LV dysfxn
- surg myectomy, septal ablation
H(O)CM - RF for SCD
- Hx VT/syncope
- Spon non sust VT (>3 beats @>120bpm) on holter
- LV thickness >30mm
- FHx SCD
- AbN BP response to exercise
Hx/Fhx + 120/30 (120bpm VT, 30mm wall thickness, BP)
What to avoid if high risk SCD in H(O)CM
Cardiac glycosides
(Digoxin)
TTE - Severe AS criteria
All of:
- mean gradient >40mmHg
- AVA <1cm
- Vmax >4ms/s
Consider LFLG (severe AS) if **LVEF \<50%** and AVA \<1 - dobutamine to increase SV by 20% (or gradient \>40) \+/- CTCA \>~1500
TTE - severe MS criteria
- AVA <1cm
- mean gradient >10mmHg
Indications for surgery MR
Primary MR
Severe (as clinically indicated) eg HF
But also new AF, LA enlargement, pulm HTN shows chronicity
LV dilatation - End sys diameter >45
LVEF <60 (aim 30-60%, usu goes up intiially)
If you have severe MR - get repaired (mitraclip) - even some 2ndary benefit
Indications for surgery MS
Valve area <1cm (or <1.5cm if others elevated)
Mean gradient >10mmHg
PASP >50mmHg
& fishmouth appearance on TTE (can TOE with dobutamine if needed)
Perc balloon if young esp female planning preg
- avoids mechanical valve & need for AC (UNLESS HAS MR/AS)
Otherwise valve replacement but need DOAC
Indications for surgery AR
Severe & sx (regardless of LV fnx)
Or asx w/ HF
Consider if having other cardiac surg eg CABG