Quantitative Doppler and Hemodynamics Flashcards

1
Q

What is the best view for measuring the LVOT or transaortic valvular flows in TEE?

A

Transgastric long axis or the Deep TG long-axis

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How to calculate LVOT stroke Volume?

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  1. VTI measured by pulse wave doppler placed subvalvular and proximal to aortic valve in TG long axis.
  2. CSA LVOT from ME LVOT view where CSA = pie (D/2)^2
  3. SV = VTI x CSA
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3
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How to estimate the CSA of aortic valve?

A

Estimated planimetry of equalateral triangle shaped orifice observed in midsystole.

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4
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How to estimate CO of RV?

A

CO = SV x HR

SV = CSA x TVI

CSA = pie ( diameter of main pA/2)^2

TVI by CW doppler

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5
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How to calculate the regurgitant volume through a valve?

A

Regurgitant volume = Forward flow through MV - flow through a reference valve like aortic valve (in absence of significant AoV disease)

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6
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Formula for regurgitant fraction?

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Regurgitant fraction = regurgitant volume/forward flow

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7
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What is an important ratio in determing severeity of shunts?

A

Qp/Qs or the ratio of pulmonic to systemic stroke volume.

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8
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What is the simplified Bernoulli equation?

A

Change in pressure = 4v^2

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9
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How to estimate the LVEDP ?

A

DBP - 4(Vaorticinsufficiency)^2

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10
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How to estimate the Left atrial pressure?

A

SBP - 4(Vmitralvalve)^2

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11
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How to estimate Pulmonary artery mean pressure?

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Right atrial pressure + 4(Vearlypi)^2

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12
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How to estimate Pulmonary artery diastolic pressure?

A

RAP + 4(Vlatepulmonicinsufficiency)^2

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13
Q

How to convert from Wood units to dynes sec/cm^5?

A

Multiply by 80

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14
Q

What propagation velocities are associated with normal vs restrictive physiology in the LV?

A

> 45 cm/s is normal

< 25 cm/s is consistent with restrictive physiology and LVEDP > 15 mm Hg

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15
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How is propagation velocity measured?

A

By the velocity profile across the mitral valve and extending at least 3 cm toward the apex of the left ventricle with color Doppler and M-mode imaging. The slope is measured from the early filling phase from the mitral annular plane to approximately 4 cm toward the LV apex.

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16
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What is E?

A

Peak diastolic mitral inflow velocity

17
Q

What is E/Ea?

A

Ratio of Peak Diastolic Mitral inflow velocity to the early diastolic velocity at the mitral annulus

18
Q

How does an E/Ea of > 15 correlate with PCWP?

A

Indicative of PCWP > 20