Cardiac Flashcards
(32 cards)
MC congenital heart defect
bicuspid aortic valve
MCC enlarged coronary sinus
persistent left SVC
pulm valve stenosis –> what happens to:
- main pulm trunk
- L pulm A
- R pulm A
- main: enlarge
- L: enlrg
- R: normal
anomalous origin of left/right coronary A –> assoc w what complication?
sudden cardiac death
enlarged pulm trunk & L pulm A –> dx?
pulmonary valve stenosis
what is ramus intermedius?
variant coronary A resulting from trifurcation of L main coronary A
MRI –> most important finding for dx of myocardial infarction?
delayed enhancemt
MC primary pericardial malignancy?
mesothelioma
MC primary cardiac malignancy?
angiosarcoma
cardioverter-defibrillator device –> proper position of proximal & distal shock coils?
proximal –> jx SVC & brachiocephalic
distal –> RV
Blalock-Taussig shunt –> connects what 2 vessels?
subclavian A –> pulm A
Blalock-Taussig shunt –> what is it? used to treat what condition? what effect does it have?
RV outflow obstruction (ie. Tetralogy of Fallot) –> systemic A to pulm A shunt –> increase pulm A blood flow?
what is hibernating myocardium?
hypoperfused myocardium w reduced contractility but still viable
what is stunned myocardium?
- wall dysfx
- normal perfusion
cardiac fibroma –> epidemiology?
- infancy
- early childhood
cardiac fibroma –> MC location?
ventricular septum/wall
cardiac fibroma –> signal intensity relative to muscle?
iso
cardiac fibroma –> contrast enhance pattern?
delayed enhance –> periphery to center
what is cor pulmonale?
failure of the structure and function of the right ventricle in the absence of left ventricular dysfunction
cor pulmonale –> XR finding?
central pulmonary artery enlargement
what common condition can cause cor pulmonale?
COPD
MCC of coronary artery aneurysms
atherosclerosis
congenital pericardial absence –> MC type?
complete left-sided
which ASD type is MOST commonly associated with partial anomalous pulmonary venous drainage?
sinus venosus