TR Flashcards
What are the 2-D features/characteristics of TR?
Anatomic Causes for TR ( RAE RVE)
PSM (Paradoxical Septal Motion)
D-Shaped LV, “pancaking” of IVS
-Indications of RVVO
What is the RVVO pattern?
Abnormal septal motion VARIES throughout the cycle.
RVE and PSM
Indirect Support for TR
*IVC dilation, Inspiratory Collapse seen?
Normal IVC <1.7 cm
* IAS bowing toward LA
What view is the CS seen in?
PLAX and AP 2 Transverse
-Color Doppler of TR-
Regurgitant jet area
Mild < 5 cm squared
Severe > 10 cm squared
-Color Doppler of TR-
RJA/RAA
Mild < 20%
Severe > 34%
-Color Doppler of TR-
PISA radius
Mild < 0.5 cm
Severe > 0.7 cm
-Color Doppler of TR-
Vena Contracta Width
Severe > 0.7 cm
What is the normal color of flow in the hepatics?
Blue
-CFD in IVC and Hepatics-
Look for lasting CF reversal- holosystolic
c/w severeTR
On Spectral Doppler what is the jet shape for TR?
Triangular w/ early peak velocity (asymmetric)
-Spectral Doppler of TR-
TR jet density (staining) CW Doppler
Flow reversal in hepatic veins
PW Doppler
Holosystolic c/w severe TR
RVSP=
RVSP=4 (TR V squared) + RAP
What are the echo signs of Carcinoid Heart Disease?
*RVVO pattern
*Heart Failure Signs
(SOB, orthopnea, PND, fatigue, weight gain)
*TV and PV thickened leaflets fixed in semi-open position
*Elements of both stenosis & regurgitation on TV & and PV
What is the murmur heard with TR?
Holosystolic high pitch blowing, that may vary with respiration (Rivero-Carvallo’s sign) heard in xyphoid area