Tricuspid Valve Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
Q

Apical 4 chamber leaflets TV

A

Anterior, septal

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2
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Parasternal RV inflow leaflets TV

A

Septal, anterior

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3
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Parasternal short leaflets TV

A

Posterior, septal/anterior

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4
Q

Causes of tricuspid stenosis

A

Rheumatic
Congenital
Carcinoid
Impedance to flow by another structure

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5
Q

Normal MG TV

A

<2 mm Hg

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6
Q

Severe MG TV stenosis

A

> 5-7 mm Hg

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7
Q

Severe PHT TV stenosis

A

> = 190 ms

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8
Q

TV area eq using PHT

A

190/PHT

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9
Q

Do not rely on PHT for TV if

A

RV myocardial disease or significant PR

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10
Q

Severe anatomy TS

A

Thickened, calcified leaflets

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11
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Severe TS hemodynamic criteria

A

MG > 5
PHT >= 190
Valve area <= 1

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12
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Severe TS consequences

A

RA enlargement
Dilated IVC
RV normal unless other path

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13
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TS indication for intervention

A

Severe + symptoms -> valve replacement

Don’t perform valvuloplasty b/c usually have TR

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14
Q

Severe TR Vena contracta

A

> = 7 mm

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15
Q

TR PISA equation for Flow

A

Flow = 2 pi * R2 * Vr * alpha/180

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16
Q

Severe TR ERO

17
Q

Severe TR Rvol

18
Q

Severe TR anatomy

A

Flail or distorted leaflets

Annular dilatation

19
Q

Severe TR hemodynamics

A
Broad jet of color flow, area >= 10 cm2
Vena contracta >= 7mm
Dense dagger shaped / triangular doppler signal
Hepatic vein systolic reversal
ERO >= 40, RVOL >= 45
20
Q

Severe TR consequences

A

RA and RV enlargement

Dilated IVC

21
Q

PASP not equal to RVSP

A

Pulmonary stenosis
Severe PR
Severe TR

22
Q

Primary TR intervention indication

A

Severe + symptoms or progressive RVE / dysfunction

23
Q

Secondary TR intervention indication

A

Severe + symptoms or progressive RVE / dysfunction + can fix cause

24
Q

Severe TR + severe MR intervention

A

Fix TV with MV

25
Isolated MV prolapse + TR
clinically silent, non-severe TR rarely progresses
26
TR + PAH treatment
PAH therapy +/- transplant
27
Device related TR characteristics
Perforation or flail rare Apparatus entrapment Adherence of leaflet to lead Prefer TV replacement over repositioning of lead
28
Gerbode defect
Communication between RA and LV, may encompass TV leaflets
29
Rheumatic TV appearance
Thickening and doming of valve in diastole
30
Mean PAP using PR
Mean = 4 (PI V max)^2 + RAP
31
Diastolic PAP using PR
4 (PI end diastolic velocity)^2 + RAP
32
Ebstein anomaly associated with
WPW / accessory pathways Severe TR Right sided HF ASDs
33
Surgery of choice for Ebstein anomaly
Tricuspid repair | Depends on size and functionality of RV