Prosthetic Valves Flashcards
which is pathologic and which is functional AV stenosis, why?
Left= pathologic (rounded doppler/AT>100
Right= functional
Less than or equal to how much = AV prosthesis FUNCTIONAL stenosis?
100 m/s
(so longer AT = pathologic)
another name for dimensionless index?
Doppler velocity index
eq’n for Dimensionless Index for AV Prosthesis (and types of doppler to use in numerator and denominator)?
DI= Velocity lvot/Velocity avp= TVI LVOT/TVI AVP
(LVOT w/ PW, AVP w/ CW)
Dimensionless Index = pathologic obstruction of Prosthetic OR Native AV?
< 0.25
3 things that define FUNCTIONAL obstruciton of a prosthetic valve
PPM
high flow
pressure recovery
Use continuity eq’n to calculate EOA of AVP
AVP Area = SV/TVI AVP
(SV = Alvot x TVI LVOT)
eq’n for indexed EOA (iEOA); what can it help differentiate for a prostethic valve?
iEOA = EOA/BSA
functional vs. pathologic obstruction
which 2 variables in severeity if AVP obstruction are affected by AR, low flow, etc.?
Peak Velocity
Mean gradient
Severe AVP obstruction: Mean gradient, DI, EOA
>35
<0.25
<0.8
EOA for Normal and severe AVP obstruction
Normal EOA > 1.2 cm^2
Severe AVPS
can a dysfunctional AVP have a normal peak velocity and mean gradient?
yes
In evaluating AVP if you get a peak velocity > 3m/s (high), but normal DI (or DVI) and normal AT, what can the diagnosis be (x2)? What to use to diagnose these?
High Flow or PPM (iEOA)
what can aacount for different calculaitons of pressure/velovity across a prosthetic AV in cath lab vs. echo?
pressure recovery location used
what is Aortiv Valve PPM determined by? what is normal and what is severe?
iEOA
No AV PPM if > 0.85
Severe AV PPM if < 0.65
(cut offs different for MV)