Mitral Stenosis ASE video Flashcards

1
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fish mouth appearance deformity

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mitral stenosis

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pathology of mitral stenosis (basic)

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LV inflow (obstruction) at level of mitral valve

impaired opening of MV during diastolic filling of the LV

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3
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history of rheumatic fever is a big indicator that someone might have

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mitral stenosis (although many present without a history of rheumatic fever!)

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4
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true or false mitral stenosis more commonly affects. women

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TRUE

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5
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symptoms of mitral stenosis

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left sided heart failure (normal LV contraction usually tho) (high LA pressure because obstruction)

right sided heart failure

asymptomatic until a. fib develops

exacerbated by pregnancy

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mitral stenosis is called a “disease of plateaus” WHY?

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every 10 or so years, increasingly more alarming symptoms occur, once you reach class 3 or 4 symptoms, prognosis is grim with a 15% 10-year survival rate WITH medical therapy

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7
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what does the heart sound like with mitral stenosis

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opening snap and a low-pitched diastolic rumble… opening snap can disappear in SEVERE mitral stenosis.

The closer the opening snap gets to the 2nd heart sound, the more severe the mitral stenosis.

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8
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what is malar flush?

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pinkish-purple patches on the face/cheeks from mitral stenosis (physical exam)

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9
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physical exam: mitral stenosis

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peripheral cyanosis
jugular venous distension (due to pulmonary HTN)
right heart failure, loud P2
malar flush

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10
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Example case of a patient with Mitral Stenosis

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54 year old female, history of rheumatic fever
Dyspnea on exertion, NYHA functional class 3
PND/Orthopnea

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11
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“doming” of anterior mitral valve leaflet, hockey-stick appearance

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mitral stenosis in PLAX view

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Measurements for Mitral Stenosis

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2D and TTE and TEE
- mean gradient
- planimetry on the valve (mitral valve area)
- doppler pressure half-time (allows us to calculate mitral valve area)
- color doppler methods like PISA
- continuity equation

MEASUREMENTS. required are LVOT diameter, LVOT velocity, TVI, Peak MV TVI

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13
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what is pressure half-time

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it is the time required for the velocity to drop to half the peak pressure

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14
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equation for pressure half-time

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220 / PHT = MVA

220 / pressurehalftime=mitralvalvearea

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15
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can you calculate pressure half-time if you have the deceleration time? YES

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pressure half-time = deceleration time x 0.29

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16
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(acquired MS) aka

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nonrheumatic causes of MS

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