Mitral Valve Flashcards

1
Q

what should you always report with the MV gradient?

A

HR

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2
Q

Diagnosis?

A

MS

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3
Q

why do a TEE before Mitral valvuloplasty for rhematic MS?

A

r/o LA thrombus or >2+ MR

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4
Q

Wilkins score components and when to send to vavluloplasty

A

<8

valve mobilty

subvalvular thickening

valve thickening

calcification

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5
Q

can you use PHT to calculate MVA 24-48h after valvuloplasty?

A

no

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6
Q

which slope do you use to calc MVA if you have 2 deceleration slopes?

A

the one with the longer duration

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7
Q

when can you not use the continuity eq’n to calculate MVA?

A

> mild MR or AR

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8
Q

PISA Eq’n for MVA

A

Diastolic Flow/Vmax

(Diastolic Flow = 6.28 x (r^2) x Vr x a/180)

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9
Q

if you use continuity eq’n to calculate MS, what happens if there is MR? AR?

A

MR–> overestimate MS

AR—> Underestimate MS

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10
Q

when does an increased PHT not mean MS?

A

abnormal relaxation (E velocity not increased) or MG normal

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11
Q

What is MV PHT shortened by?

A

AR and Decreased LV compliance

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12
Q

Diagnosis

A

Radiation MS

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13
Q

Diagnosis

A

Parachute MS

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14
Q

Diagnosis

A

Medication Induced MS (small/retracted leaflets with thick tips

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15
Q

Diagnosis

A

MVP

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16
Q

Diagnosis

A

SAM

17
Q

Definition of MVP

A

>2mm systolic displacement of one or both leaflets into LA below plane of mitral annulus

18
Q

If your MV leaflet in PLAX looks like its prolapsing into LA, but the distant from annular plan to prolapsed leaflet is <2mm- what do you call it?

A

bowing

19
Q

At what ERO is ischemic MR severe? organic?

A

ischemic–> ERO> .2 cm^2

organic–> ERO > .4

20
Q

which MR is more severe?

A

the top one (more dense jet, holosystolic vs. end-systolic only)

21
Q

name 5 SPECIFIC signs of severe MR

A

VC > .7

large central jet or wall-hugging/LA-swirling jet

Large flow convergence

systolic flow reversal in PV

prominent flail or ruptured pap

22
Q

Name 3 SUPPORTIVE (not specific) signs of severe MR

A

Dense/triangular CW of MR

E > 1.2 m/s

Large LA/LV

23
Q

ERO, RVol, RF indicating mild and severe MR

A

ERO <.2, >0.4

RVol <30, > 60

RF <30, > 50%

24
Q

Diagnosis in each picture

A

PV systolic damping and Systolic flow reversal (from severe MR- goes UNDER the baseline)

25
Q

VC in mild MR? Severe MR?

A

<.3 cm

>.7 cm

26
Q

Diagnosis

A

Flail P2 (MV)

27
Q

Diagnosis

A

SAM

(Posteriorly directed jet for severe MR on TEE- ALWAYS LOOK FOR THE SAM)

28
Q

In patients w/ SAM (LVOT obstruction), if they have failed BB/CCB, what other negative inotrope can be used?

A

disopyramide

29
Q

3 characteristics of Rheumatic MS

A

calcified leaflet tips

fish mouth

hockey stick leaflet in PLAX

30
Q

DT x 0.29 = ?

A

PHT

31
Q

750/DT = ?

A

MVA

32
Q

Normal range for peak E wave velocity

A

.8-1

33
Q

how severe cna MR be if A > E wave?

A

not very severe

34
Q

what is NOT ok to use after MV valvuloplasty to obtain MVA? what DO you use?

A

dont use PHT or Planimetry!

DO use Continuity eq’n