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Echocardiographic screening of RHD
DR MAHENDRA
JIPMER
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Introduction• RHD is long-term consequence of acute rheumatic fever. • continues unabated among middle-income and low-income countries and in
some indigenous communities of the industrialized world.• 15 million people are estimated to be affected by RHD worldwide.• only cost-effective approach to controlling RHD is secondary prophylaxis in the
form of penicillin injections every 3–4 weeks to prevent recurrent attacks of group A streptococcal infection.
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• Mild, asymptomatic RHD have the most to gain from secondary prophylaxis.• absence of ARF recurrence, the majority will have no detectable disease within
5–10 years. • Echocardiography has proven to be more sensitive and specific than
auscultation.• RHD detected on echocardiography without an associated clinically pathological
cardiac murmur is referred to as ‘subclinical RHD’.• This development raises the possibility that people with previously undiagnosed
RHD, including those without a known history of ARF, can be diagnosed . • thus potentially reducing morbidity and mortality.
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• Since 2004, the World Health Organization (WHO) has recommended echocardiographic screening for RHD in high-prevalence regions. • In 2005, a joint WHO and National Institutes of Health (NIH) working party
established consensus case definitions for RHD, which were published 5 years later, in 2010.• World Heart Federation (WHF) criteria for echocardiographic diagnosis of RHD
published in 2012.
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Intent of these guidelines • define the minimum echocardiographic criteria for the diagnosis of RHD. • highlight the evidence on which these criteria are based.• enable rapid identification of RHD in patients who do not have a history of ARF.• allow for consistent and reproducible echocardiographic reporting of RHD
worldwide. • facilitate epidemiologic studies and evaluation of interventions, such as group A
streptococcal vaccine trials, aimed at reducing the worldwide burden of RHD.
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Diagnostic criteria • Definite RHD-subcategories of ‘definite RHD’ (A–D). • Subcategory A—RHD of the MV with regurgitation • Subcategory B—RHD of the MV with stenosis • Subcategory C—RHD of the AV • Subcategory D—multivalvular RHD
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Borderline RHD• only applies to individuals aged ≤20 years. • subcategories of ‘borderline RHD’ (A–C)
• 1.Subcategory A—morphological features of the MV• at least two morphological features of RHD of the MV without pathological mitral
regurgitation or mitral stenosis.
• 2. Subcategory B—MV regurgitation• 3.Subcategory C—AV regurgitation
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Morphological features of RHD of the MV
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Implications for RHD screening• Echocardiography has a role in defining RHD disease burden for various regions,
which assists health ministries to set priorities.• by identifying previously undiagnosed cases of RHD, enabling these patients to
commence secondary prophylaxis, echocardiography also has a substantial impact on individual patients.• expectation that echocardiographic screening will directly lead to reductions in
RHD disease burden has yet to be proven.
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Requirements for a population screening testI. disease burden exists that is detectable in its preclinical phase.II. suitable test is availableIII. early treatment is likely to lead to better outcomes.
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• only be considered in settings where a high pretest probability of RHD exists, in
other words, in geographic locations with a high prevalence of RHD. • data might be useful indicators of a high disease burden (for example,
hospitalizations for ARF, RHD, or both).• Alternatively, echocardiographic screening could be considered as an
epidemiological tool to help establish disease burden.• Successful screening programs can be conducted in schools or be community-
based
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ECHOCARDIOGRAPHIC SCREENING DATA FROM INDIA
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• India, there are few studies carried out which estimated echocardiographic prevalence of RHD in children.• Bhaya et al.- screened 1059 school children aged 6–15 years from co educational
schools of Bikaner city .• The prevalence of RHD was found 51 per 1,000 school children (95% CI: 38 to 64
per 1,000 school children) by using WHO criteria of echocardiography.
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Limitations of echocardiographic criteria• Criteria established by more-sophisticated imaging modalities and quantitative
techniques might not be possible using the portable echocardiographic machines available in many resource-poor settings.• little attention has been focused on assessing their utility to differentiate
physiological from pathological regurgitation. • Abnormal loading conditions—such as fluid overload, hypertension, and
dehydration—can alter the severity of regurgitation regardless of the method used (for example, might alter regurgitate jet length) .• in children, pathology can be missed with 2D imaging if only standard, adult-
style echocardiographic views are assessed.• Technical pitfalls of image acquisition and echocardiographic machine settings
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THANK YOU