Nov22 M3-Pathology - Coronary Artery Disease Flashcards
ischemic heart disease and causes
imbalance of supply demand to myocardium. 90% caused by CAD. also anemia, low flow states
critical stenosis def + why
70% stenosis, no symptoms below that
90% stenosis problem
symptoms at rest
stable vs unstable angina
stable = occurs at predictable lvl of exercise unstable = happening with less and less exertion
acute MI def
cardiomyocyte death
acute coronary syndrome includes what
unstable angina, acute MI, SCD (sudden cardiac death)
subendocardial vs transmural infarct causes
subendocardial if partially occlusive thrombus (can also give unstable angina). transmural MI if completely occlusive thrombus
angina phenomenon happening
ischemia
why infarct initially subendocardial and then dev to transmural
because receives most pressure (most compression on vessels) + furthest from coronaries. infarction progresses towards epicardium
subendocardial infarct starts with _______
incomplete stenosis
subendocardial vs transmural MI on ECG
subend: no Q wave, ST depression, T wave inversion, NSTEMI
transmural MI: STEMI. Q waves, St elevation
LAD stenosis consequence
antero-septal subendocardial MI
posterior descending stenosis conseq
postero-septal subendocardial MI
RCA, LAD and LCX stenosis conseq
circumferential subendocardial MI
LAD complete occlusion conseq
anteroseptal transmural MI