Interventional / Intraop Flashcards
TAVR low implantation complications
Paravalvular regurgitation
MV disruption
CHB
Underexpanded TAVR complications
Paravalvular regurg
Prosthetic regurg
Decreased durability
Seimquantitative Parameters for TAVR paravalvular regurgitation
Jet width at its origin (% LVOT diameter)
PHT
Descending aortic diastolic flow reversal
Circumferential extent of paravalvular regurgitation
TAVR paravalvular Jet width at origin
Mild 5-15%
Moderate 30-45%
Severe >60%
TAVR paravalvular PHT
Mild > 500
Mod 200-500
Severe < 200
TAVR paravalvular descending aorta diastolic flow reversal
Mild - absent or brief
Moderate - intermediate
Severe - holodiastolic
TAVR
Circumferential extent of paravalvular regurgitation
Mild <10%
Mod 10-29%
Severe >= 30%
TAVR paravalvular
RVol
Mild < 15
Mod 30-45
Severe > 60
TAVR paravalvular RF
Mild < 15%
Mod 30-40%
Severe > 50%
TAVR paravalvular ERO
Mild < 0.05
Mod 0.10-0.20
Severe > 0.30
Ideal TMVR segment
P2
Ideal TMVR calcification
None
Ideal TMVR MVA
> 4 cm2
may attempt 3.5-4cm2
Ideal TMVR MV gradient
<4 mm Hg
Ideal TMVR flail width
<15 mm
Ideal TMVR flail gap
<10 mm
Flail width
Width along scallop
Flail gap
Distance between anterior and posterior leaflets
Suboptimal TMVR anatomy
Prior endocarditis
Rupture / perforation
Bulky MAC
Small baseline MVA
TMVR complications
Device embolization rare Partial clip detachment 2% MS 0.5% Tamponade 2% Injury to atrial septum repair
Percutaneous paravalvular regurgitation repair complications
Prosthetic leaflet impingement (tilting disc) Device embolization Coronary obstruction (aortic) Stroke / TIA Pericardial effusion
TEE sizing for LAAO
Measure at every 45 degrees
Measure osmium and depth in each view
Use largest diameter, usually at 135 degrees
LAAO complications
Effusion / tamponade 1.3%
Device embolization 1.3%
Stroke 0.7%
MV repair leading to LV and RV dysfunction
Pre-op LV dysfunction unmasked
Air down coronaries
Lcx artery issues
New MI