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    Valvular HeartValvular Heart

    DiseaseDisease

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    Heart ValvesHeart Valves

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    Valvular StenosisValvular Stenosis

    the valve opening narrowsthe valve opening narrows

    the valve leaflets may become fused or thickened that thethe valve leaflets may become fused or thickened that the

    valve cannot open freelyvalve cannot open freely obstructs the normal flow ofobstructs the normal flow ofbloodblood

    EFFECTS: the chamber behind the stenotic valve is subject toEFFECTS: the chamber behind the stenotic valve is subject to

    greater stressgreater stress must generate more pressure ormust generate more pressure orworkwork

    hardhard to force blood through the narrowed openingto force blood through the narrowed opening

    initially, the compensates for the additional workload byinitially, the compensates for the additional workload by

    gradual hypertrophy and dilation of the myocardiumgradual hypertrophy and dilation of the myocardium heart failureheart failure

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    Valvular Insufficiency orValvular Insufficiency or

    RegurgitationRegurgitation scarring and retraction of valve leaflets or weakening ofscarring and retraction of valve leaflets or weakening of

    supporting structuressupporting structures incomplete closure of the valveincomplete closure of the valve

    result toresult to leakage or backflow of bloodleaka

    ge or backflow of blood from the previousfrom the previouschamberchamber

    EFFECTS: causes the to pump the same blood twice (as theEFFECTS: causes the to pump the same blood twice (as the

    blood comes back into the chamber)blood comes back into the chamber)

    the dilates to accommodate more blood (the usualthe dilates to accommodate more blood (the usualbloodblood

    it needs to pump + regurgitated blood)it needs to pump + regurgitated blood) ventricular dilation and hypertrophyventricular dilation and hypertrophy eventually leadseventually leads

    toto

    heart failureheart failure

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    CAUSES OF VALVULARCAUSES OF VALVULAR

    DISORDERSDISORDERS

    Congenital heart diseaseCongenital heart disease Rheumatic heart diseaseRheumatic heart disease Heart attack damage to the heart muscle, papillary musclesHeart attack damage to the heart muscle, papillary muscles Weakening of supporting structures of the heartWeakening of supporting structures of the heart

    Weakening of the heart muscleWeakening of the heart muscle Infections bacterial endocarditisInfections bacterial endocarditis

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    Mitral StenosisMitral Stenosis

    most commonmost common valvularvalvulardisorderdisorder

    in rheumatic feverin rheumatic fever

    may also be caused bymay also be caused bybacterialbacterial

    infection, thrombusinfection, thrombus

    formation, calcificationformation, calcification

    obstruct blood flow from leftobstruct blood flow from left

    atrium to the left ventricleatrium to the left ventricle

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    MitralMitral

    StenosiStenosi

    ss

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    PATHOPHYSIOLOGYPATHOPHYSIOLOGY

    Narrowing of mitralvalve

    CO

    O2/CO2 exchange(fatigue, dyspnea,

    orthopnea)

    Left

    ventricularatrophy

    pulmonarycongestion

    pulmonarypressure

    left atrialpressure

    Hypertrophyleft atrium

    blood flowto left

    ventricle

    Right-sidedfailure

    Fatigue

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    CLINICALCLINICAL

    MANIFESTATIONSMANIFESTATIONS exertional dyspneaexertional dyspnea andand fatiguefatigue (most common)(most common) orthopnea, paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnea, cough,orthopnea, paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnea, cough,

    hemoptysishemoptysis

    cyanosiscyanosis Right-sided heart failure distended neck veins,Right-sided heart failure distended neck veins,

    peripheral edema, hepatomegaly, abdominal discomfortperipheral edema, hepatomegaly, abdominal discomfort

    Auscultation:Auscultation: diastolic murmur (apex)diastolic murmur (apex) CXR- left atrial enlargementCXR- left atrial enlargement

    ECG atrial fibrillation may develop (50-80% of pts.)ECG atrial fibrillation may develop (50-80% of pts.)

    Echocardiogram (2D Echo) Echocardiogram (2D Echo) most sensitivemost sensitive in diagnosisin diagnosis

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    INTERVENTIONSINTERVENTIONS

    Na+ restriction, diuretics to relieve pulmonary congestionNa+ restriction, diuretics to relieve pulmonary congestion

    bed rest, sitting positionbed rest, sitting position Digitalis improve cardiac contraction,Digitalis improve cardiac contraction, HR, treat atrialHR, treat atrial

    fibrillationfibrillation

    Anticoagulants (blood thinners) aspirin, PlavixAnticoagulants (blood thinners) aspirin, Plavix

    Surgical interventions:Surgical interventions: Mitral commissurotomy separation or incision of theMitral commissurotomy separation or incision of the

    stenosed valve leaflets at their borders or commissuresstenosed valve leaflets at their borders or commissures

    Balloon mitral valvuloplastyBalloon mitral valvuloplasty

    Mitral valve replacement when stenosis is severeMitral valve replacement when stenosis is severe

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    BalloonBalloon

    mitralmitral

    valvuloplavalvulopla

    stysty

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    Mitral RegurgitationMitral Regurgitation

    incomplete closure of the mitral valveincomplete closure of the mitral valve rheumatic disease is the predominant causerheumatic disease is the predominant cause may also be due to congenital anomaly, infectivemay also be due to congenital anomaly, infectiveendocarditis,endocarditis,

    rupture of papillary muscle following MIrupture of papillary muscle following MI

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    MitralMitral

    RegurgitatioRegurgitationn

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    PATHOPHYSIOLOGYPATHOPHYSIOLOGY

    Incomplete closure ofmitral valve

    vol. of bloodejected by left

    ventricle Left atrial pressure

    Right-sided heart

    failure

    Left atrialhypertrophy

    CO

    Pulmonarypressure

    Backflow of blood tothe left atrium

    Right ventricularpressure

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    CLINICALCLINICAL

    MANIFESTATIONSMANIFESTATIONS

    Fatigue & weaknessFatigue & weakness due to due to CO predominant complaintCO predominant complaint exertional dyspnea & cough pulmonary congestionexertional dyspnea & cough pulmonary congestion palpitations due to atrial fibrillation (occur in 75% of pts.)palpitations due to atrial fibrillation (occur in 75% of pts.) Right-sided heart failure distended neck veins, edema,Right-sided heart failure distended neck veins, edema,

    ascites, hepatomegalyascites, hepatomegaly Auscultation: blowing, high-pitchedAuscultation: blowing, high-pitched systolic murmursystolic murmur (apex)(apex)

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    INTERVENTIONSINTERVENTIONS

    restrict physical activity to prevent fatigue & dyspnearestrict physical activity to prevent fatigue & dyspnea Na+ intake, diuretics relieve congestionNa+ intake, diuretics relieve congestion Digitalis, vasodilators promote adequate ventricularDigitalis, vasodilators promote adequate ventricular

    emptying and prevent or decrease regurgitationemptying and prevent or decrease regurgitation

    ACE inhibitors arterial dilation,ACE inhibitors arterial dilation, afterloadafterload

    Surgery:Surgery:- Valvuloplasty (repair or reconstruction)- Valvuloplasty (repair or reconstruction)

    - Valve replacement- Valve replacement

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    Mitral Valve Prolapse

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    Mitral Valve ProlapseMitral Valve Prolapse when 1 or both of the valve leaflets bulge into the leftwhen 1 or both of the valve leaflets bulge into the left

    atrium during ventricular contractionatrium during ventricular contraction more common in womenmore common in women CauseCause: due to an inherited connective tissue disorder: due to an inherited connective tissue disorder

    enlargement of one or both valve leafletsenlargement of one or both valve leaflets

    Elongates/stretches the chordae tendinae & papillaryElongates/stretches the chordae tendinae & papillary

    musclesmuscles regurgitation may occurregurgitation may occur usually asymptomaticusually asymptomatic Extra heart soundExtra heart sound (Mitral click)(Mitral click)arrhythmiasarrhythmias may develop dizziness, chest pain, dyspnea,may develop dizziness, chest pain, dyspnea,

    palpitations, syncopepalpitations, syncope

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    Mitral Valve ProlapseMitral Valve Prolapse

    Interventions:Interventions:

    antibiotic prophylaxis to prevent endocarditisantibiotic prophylaxis to prevent endocarditis

    If w/ dysrhythmia avoid caffeine, alcohol, stopIf w/ dysrhythmia avoid caffeine, alcohol, stopsmokingsmoking

    anti-arrhythmic drugsanti-arrhythmic drugs for chest pain nitrates, calcium channelfor chest pain nitrates, calcium channel

    blockers,blockers,beta blockersbeta blockers

    surgery not indicatedsurgery not indicated

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    Aortic StenosisAortic Stenosis

    may be due to rheumatic heart disease,may be due to rheumatic heart disease,atherosclerosis,atherosclerosis,

    congenital valvular disease or malformationscongenital valvular disease or malformations

    narrowing of the aortic valvenarrowing of the aortic valve

    flow of blood from the left ventricle to theflow of blood from the left ventricle to theaortaaorta

    blood volume and pressure in the leftblood volume and pressure in the leftventricleventricle

    Left ventricle hypertrophyLeft ventricle hypertrophy develops as adevelops as a

    compensatory mechanism to continuecompensatory mechanism to continue

    pumping bloodpumping blood

    through the narrowed openingthrough the narrowed opening

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    Aortic Stenosis

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    Aortic

    Stenosis

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    PATHOPHYSIOLOGYPATHOPHYSIOLOGY

    Stiffening/Narrowing ofAortic Valve

    Incomplete emptying

    of left atrium

    Left ventricular

    hypertrophy

    Pulmonarycongestion

    Compression ofcoronary arteries

    Right-sided heart

    failure

    CO

    MyocardialO2 needs

    Myocardial ischemia(chest pain)

    O2 supply

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    CLINICALCLINICAL

    MANIFESTATIONSMANIFESTATIONS

    fatigue &fatigue & exertional dyspneaexertional dyspnea 1 1stst symptoms due tosymptoms due to COCO

    and pulmonary congestionand pulmonary congestion

    chest pain (angina)chest pain (angina) most common symptommost common symptom

    - occurs during exercise - occurs during exercise due to inability of the heart todue to inability of the heart to

    increase coronary blood flow to cardiac muscleincrease coronary blood flow to cardiac muscle

    exertional syncopeexertional syncope, vertigo, periods of confusion --, vertigo, periods of confusion -- COCO weakness, orthopnea, PND, pulmonary edema (severeweakness, orthopnea, PND, pulmonary edema (severecases)cases)

    signs of right-sided heart failure - end-stage symptomssigns of right-sided heart failure - end-stage symptoms- if untreated, survival rate: 1.5-3 years- if untreated, survival rate: 1.5-3 years

    Auscultation: mid-systolic murmurAuscultation: mid-systolic murmur

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    INTERVENTIONSINTERVENTIONS

    restrict activityrestrict activity digitalisdigitalis Na+ restriction, diureticsNa+ restriction, diuretics

    Nitroglycerin for chest painNitroglycerin for chest pain Surgical:Surgical: Balloon aortic valvuloplastyBalloon aortic valvuloplasty

    Aortic valve replacement if not done - poorAortic valve replacement if not done - poorprognosisprognosis

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    Aortic RegurgitationAortic Regurgitation

    may be due tomay be due to

    rheumatic fever rheumatic fever

    most commonmost common

    causecause

    other causes:other causes:

    connective tissueconnective tissue

    disease (Marfansdisease (Marfans

    syndrome),syndrome),

    severesevere

    hypertension,hypertension,

    congenitalcongenital

    anomalyanomaly

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    AorticAortic

    RegurgitationRegurgitation

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    PATHOPHYSIOLOGYPATHOPHYSIOLOGY

    Incomplete closure ofthe aortic valve

    Backflow of blood toLeft ventricle

    Left ventricularhypertrophy &

    dilation

    Left atrial pressureLeft-sided heart

    failure

    (late stage)

    Left atriumhypertrophy

    CO Pulmonary

    pressure

    Right-sided heart

    failure

    Rightventricular

    pressure

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    CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONSCLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS

    pt. may remain asymptomatic for years --- heartpt. may remain asymptomatic for years --- heart

    compensates by hypertrophy & dilationcompensates by hypertrophy & dilation

    bounding pulsebounding pulse,, marked carotid artery pulsationmarked carotid artery pulsation,, apicalapicalpulsepulse force and volume of contraction of theforce and volume of contraction of the

    hypertrophied left ventriclehypertrophied left ventricle

    Decompensation occurs (cardiac muscle fatigue)Decompensation occurs (cardiac muscle fatigue)

    exertional dyspneaexertional dyspnea

    chest pain myocardial ischemiachest pain myocardial ischemia left-heart failure fatigue, orthopnea, PNDleft-heart failure fatigue, orthopnea, PND right-heart failure peripheral edemaright-heart failure peripheral edema

    AuscultationAuscultation: soft, blowing diastolic murmur: soft, blowing diastolic murmur

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    MANAGEMENTMANAGEMENT

    antibiotic prophylaxis before any invasive orantibiotic prophylaxis before any invasive or

    dentaldental

    proceduresprocedures

    avoid physical exertion, competitive sportsavoid physical exertion, competitive sports

    vasodilators, calcium channel blockers, ACEvasodilators, calcium channel blockers, ACE

    inhibitorsinhibitors

    Aortic valvuloplasty or valve replacementAortic valvuloplasty or valve replacement

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    Tricuspid StenosisTricuspid Stenosis

    usually occurs together w/ aortic or mitral stenosisusually occurs together w/ aortic or mitral stenosis may be due to rheumatic heart diseasemay be due to rheumatic heart disease blood flow from right atrium to right ventricleblood flow from right atrium to right ventricle

    right ventricular outputright ventricular output left ventricular fillingleft ventricular filling

    COCO

    blood accumulates in systemic circulationblood accumulates in systemic circulation systemic pressuresystemic pressure

    S/Sx: symptoms of right-sided heart failureS/Sx: symptoms of right-sided heart failure

    - hepatomegaly- hepatomegaly

    - peripheral edema- peripheral edema

    - neck vein engorgement- neck vein engorgement

    -- CO fatigue, hypotensionCO fatigue, hypotension

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    Tricuspid RegurgitationTricuspid Regurgitation

    uncommon, may be caused by RF, bacterialuncommon, may be caused by RF, bacterialendocarditisendocarditis

    may also be caused by enlargement of rightmay also be caused by enlargement of rightventricleventricle

    an insufficient tricuspid valve allows blood to flowan insufficient tricuspid valve allows blood to flow

    backbackinto the right atriuminto the right atrium venous congestion &venous congestion &

    rightright

    ventricular outputventricular output blood flow towards theblood flow towards the

    lungslungs

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    CLINICALCLINICAL

    MANIFESTATIONSMANIFESTATIONS may not produce any symptomsmay not produce any symptoms moderate-to-severe tricuspid regurgitation exist, the ff.moderate-to-severe tricuspid regurgitation exist, the ff.

    may result:may result:

    Active pulsing in the neck veinsActive pulsing in the neck veins Swelling of the abdomenSwelling of the abdomen Swelling of the feet and anklesSwelling of the feet and ankles Fatigue, tirednessFatigue, tiredness WeaknessWeakness Decreased urine outputDecreased urine output

    on palpation, there may be aon palpation, there may be a liftlift (beating of enlarged right(beating of enlarged right

    ventricle)ventricle)

    murmur on auscultationmurmur on auscultation

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    Pulmonic Valve StenosisPulmonic Valve Stenosis

    rare, usually congenital in originrare, usually congenital in origin flow of blood to the pulmonary artery due toflow of blood to the pulmonary artery due tonarrowingnarrowing

    blood flows back to right ventricle and right atriumblood flows back to right ventricle and right atrium

    right ventricle hypertrophy to compensate forright ventricle hypertrophy to compensate for

    blood volume and force blood to the pulmonaryblood volume and force blood to the pulmonaryarteryartery

    S/Sx:S/Sx: harsh systolic murmurharsh systolic murmur fatigue, dyspnea on exertion, cyanosisfatigue, dyspnea on exertion, cyanosis

    poor weight gain or failure to thrive in infantspoor weight gain or failure to thrive in infants he atome al ascites edemahe atome al , ascites, edema

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    Pulmonary RegurgitationPulmonary Regurgitation

    a rare condition caused by infective endocarditis,a rare condition caused by infective endocarditis,

    tumors or RFtumors or RF

    blood flows back into Right ventricleblood flows back into Right ventricle RightRightventricleventricle

    and atrium hypertrphyand atrium hypertrphy symptoms of Right-sidedsymptoms of Right-sided

    heart failureheart failure

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    Valve RepairValve Repair

    ValvuloplastyValvuloplasty is repair of cardiac valveis repair of cardiac valve

    pt. does not require continuous anti-coagulantpt. does not require continuous anti-coagulantmedicationmedication

    usually require cardiopulmonary bypass machineusually require cardiopulmonary bypass machine

    1.1.CommissurotomyCommissurotomy to separate the fused leaflets to separate the fused leaflets

    Balloon ValvuloplastyBalloon Valvuloplasty performed in the cardiac performed in the cardiaccath. lab.cath. lab.- balloon inflated for 10-30 secs., w/ multiple- balloon inflated for 10-30 secs., w/ multiple

    inflations.inflations.

    - common used for mitral and aortic stenosis.- common used for mitral and aortic stenosis.

    Closed surgical valvuloplastyClosed surgical valvuloplasty

    done in the OR under done in the OR under

    GAGA

    - midsternal incision, a small hole is cut into- midsternal incision, a small hole is cut intothe heart,the heart,

    the surgeons finger or a dilator is used to open thethe surgeons finger or a dilator is used to open the

    commissurecommissure

    Open CommissurotomyOpen Commissurotomy done w/ direct visualization done w/ direct visualization

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    Valve Repair (cont.)Valve Repair (cont.)

    2. Annuloplasty2. Annuloplasty is repair of valve annulus (junction of the valveis repair of valve annulus (junction of the valveleafletsleaflets

    and the muscular heart wall)and the muscular heart wall)

    - narrows the diameter of the valves orifice, useful for- narrows the diameter of the valves orifice, useful for

    valvular regurgitationvalvular regurgitation

    3. Chordoplasty3. Chordoplasty is repair of chordae tendineaeis repair of chordae tendineae

    - done for mitral valve regurgitation caused by- done for mitral valve regurgitation caused by

    stretched,stretched,

    torn or shortened chordae tendineaetorn or shortened chordae tendineae

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    AnnuloplastyAnnuloplasty

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    Annuloplasty (cont.)Annuloplasty (cont.)

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    Valve ReplacementValve Replacement

    Mechanical valves Ex. Caged ball valve, Tilting-disk valveMechanical valves Ex. Caged ball valve, Tilting-disk valve

    - more durable, used for younger pts.- more durable, used for younger pts.

    - risk of thromboembolism long-term use of anti-- risk of thromboembolism long-term use of anti-

    coagulantscoagulants

    Tissue or biological valves:Tissue or biological valves:

    - xenografts - xenografts porcine or bovine heterograftsporcine or bovine heterografts (7-10 yrs(7-10 yrs

    viability)viability)

    - homografts from cadaver tissue donations (10-15- homografts from cadaver tissue donations (10-15

    yrs)yrs)

    - autografts excising the pts.s own pulmonic valve- autografts excising the pts.s own pulmonic valveandand

    portion of pulmonary artery for use as the articportion of pulmonary artery for use as the artic

    valvevalve

    Antibiotic prophylaxisAntibiotic prophylaxis

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    Valve ProsthesisValve Prosthesis

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    Cardiopulmonary BypassCardiopulmonary Bypass

    MachineMachine

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    Cardiomyopathies &Cardiomyopathies &

    ValvularValvular DisordersDisorders

    C di thiC di thi

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    CardiomyopathiesCardiomyopathies

    Disease of the Heart MuscleDisease of the Heart Muscle

    FACTS:FACTS:Cardiomyopathy is the 2Cardiomyopathy is the 2ndnd mostmostcommon cause of sudden deathcommon cause of sudden death

    ** CAD is #1**** CAD is #1**

    Prognosis for DilatedPrognosis for DilatedCardiomyopathy is very poorCardiomyopathy is very poor

    ** Undiagnosed until in advanced stages **** Undiagnosed until in advanced stages **

    C di thiC di thi

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    CardiomyopathiesCardiomyopathies

    RISK FACTORS:RISK FACTORS:

    HypertensionHypertension

    PregnancyPregnancy

    Viral InfectionsViral Infections

    ETOH AbuseETOH AbuseMales (overall)Males (overall)

    African descent (both sexes)African descent (both sexes)

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    C di thiCardiom opathies

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    CardiomyopathiesCardiomyopathies

    DILATED CARDIOMYOPATHYDILATED CARDIOMYOPATHYPrimarilyPrimarilyaffects systolicaffects systolic

    functionfunction

    Results fromResults from

    extensiveextensive

    damage todamage tomyocardialmyocardial

    muscle fibersmuscle fibers

    End-resultEnd-result

    DILATEDDILATED

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    Poor CompensationPoor Compensation

    SV, EF, and COSV, EF, and CO

    PulmonaryPulmonaryCongestionCongestion

    If end-diastolic volumesIf end-diastolic volumes

    increaseincrease **

    DILATEDDILATED

    CARDIOMYOPATHYCARDIOMYOPATHY

    DILATEDDILATED

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    Poor CompensationPoor Compensation

    Sympathetic Nervous System isSympathetic Nervous System isstimulatedstimulated

    ** Increases HR & Contractility **** Increases HR & Contractility **

    Kidneys are stimulated (Kidneys are stimulated (Renin-Renin-AngiotensinAngiotensin) to Retain Na & H) to Retain Na & H

    22OO

    ** Maintain adequate CO **** Maintain adequate CO **

    VasoconstrictionVasoconstriction also Occursalso Occurs

    DILATEDDILATED

    CARDIOMYOPATHYCARDIOMYOPATHY

    DILATEDDILATED

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    Poor CompensationPoor Compensation

    When compensatory triggers can noWhen compensatory triggers can no

    longer keep up to maintainlonger keep up to maintain

    adequate COadequate CO

    The Heart Begins to Fail!!!The Heart Begins to Fail!!!

    DILATEDDILATED

    CARDIOMYOPATHYCARDIOMYOPATHY

    Idiopathic DilatedI opat c D ate

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    Idiopathic DilatedI opat c D ateCardiomyopathyCardiomyopathy

    common cause of heart failurecommon cause of heart failure

    Incidence increases with age and isIncidence increases with age and ishigher in maleshigher in males

    50% of IDC cases may be familial50% of IDC cases may be familial

    Endomyocardial biopsy provides aEndomyocardial biopsy provides adefinitive diagnosisdefinitive diagnosis

    Moser & Riegel, 2008, p. 1110Moser & Riegel, 2008, p. 1110

    Secondary DilatedSecon ary D ate

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    Secondary DilatedSecon ary D ateCardiomyopathyCardiomyopathy

    Ischemic Dilated CardiomyopathyIschemic Dilated CardiomyopathyThe most common typeThe most common type

    About 15% to 45% of patients whoAbout 15% to 45% of patients whohave ahave a myocardial infarctionmyocardial infarction willwilldevelop dilatation of the leftdevelop dilatation of the leftventricle with a decrease inventricle with a decrease in

    ejection fractionejection fraction

    Prognosis isPrognosis is worseworse for ischemicfor ischemiccardiomyopathy, than for non-cardiomyopathy, than for non-

    ischemic cardiomyopathiesischemic cardiomyopathies

    Secondary DilatedSecon ary D ate

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    Secondary DilatedSecon ary D ateCardiomyopathyCardiomyopathy

    HypertensiveHypertensive DilatedDilatedCardiomyopathyCardiomyopathy

    ValvularValvular Dilated CardiomyopathyDilated Cardiomyopathy

    AnthracyclineAnthracycline DilatedDilatedCardiomyopathyCardiomyopathy

    (Anthracycline = Anticancer Agent)(Anthracycline = Anticancer Agent)

    PeripartumPeripartum Dilated CardiomyopathyDilated Cardiomyopathy

    Alcohol-RelatedAlcohol-Related DilatedDilated

    Signs &Signs &

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    Dilated CardiomyopathyDilated Cardiomyopathy

    May be overlooked until LV FailureMay be overlooked until LV FailureOccursOccurs

    orthopneaorthopnea

    Paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnea,Paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnea, Dry Cough @ night, FatigueDry Cough @ night, Fatigue

    Peripheral Edema, Hepatomegaly,Peripheral Edema, Hepatomegaly,VD Wei ht Gain

    Signs &Signs &

    SymptomsSymptoms

    Signs &Signs &

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    Dilated CardiomyopathyDilated Cardiomyopathy

    Peripheral CyanosisPeripheral Cyanosis

    TachycardiaTachycardia systolic Murmur (mitral/tricuspidsystolic Murmur (mitral/tricuspid

    insufficiency)insufficiency)

    SS33& S& S

    44gallops rhythmsgallops rhythms

    Irregular Pulse (with A-Fib)Irregular Pulse (with A-Fib)

    Signs &Signs &

    SymptomsSymptoms

    TREATMENTTREATMENT

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    TREATMENTTREATMENT

    Dilated CardiomyopathyDilated Cardiomyopathy

    Management of underlying cause, ifManagement of underlying cause, if

    knownknown ACEI (First-line), to reduceACEI (First-line), to reduce

    afterloadafterload

    DiureticsDiuretics DigoxinDigoxin

    AntiarrhythmicsAntiarrhythmics

    TREATMENT:TREATMENT:

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    TREATMENT:TREATMENT:

    Dilated CardiomyopathyDilated Cardiomyopathy

    Pacemaker InsertionPacemaker Insertion

    AnticoagulantsAnticoagulants Revascularization (CABG) if d/tRevascularization (CABG) if d/t

    ischemiaischemia

    Valvular Repair/ReplacementValvular Repair/Replacement Lifestyle ModificationsLifestyle Modifications

    Heart TransplantHeart Transplant

    CardiomyopathiesCardiomyopathies

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    CardiomyopathiesCardiomyopathiesHYPERTROPHICHYPERTROPHIC

    CARDIOMYOPATHYCARDIOMYOPATHYPrimarily AffectsPrimarily AffectsDiastolic FunctionDiastolic Function

    (**(**fillingfilling***)***)

    Features of HCM:Features of HCM: Asymmetrical LVAsymmetrical LVHypertrophyHypertrophy

    Hypertrophy ofHypertrophy ofIntraventricular SeptumIntraventricular Septum(HOCM) : Obstruction of(HOCM) : Obstruction ofLV outflowLV outflow

    HYPERTROPHICHYPERTROPHIC

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    Hypertrophied ventriclesHypertrophied ventriclesbecomebecome stiffstiff ::

    Do not relax duringDo not relax during

    ventricular fillingventricular filling** aka Diastole **** aka Diastole **

    Ventricular fillingVentricular filling

    LV pressureLV pressure

    Left Atrial &Left Atrial &Pulmonary VenousPulmonary Venous

    PressuresPressures

    HYPERTROPHICCARDIOMYOPATHYCARDIOMYOPATHY

    HYPERTROPHICHYPERTROPHIC

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    O CCARDIOMYOPATHYCARDIOMYOPATHY

    STATISTICS:STATISTICS:

    As many asAs many as 60% to 80%60% to 80% of cases areof cases are

    inherited throughinherited through autosomalautosomaldominant transmissiondominant transmission

    Usually goes undetected untilUsually goes undetected untiladulthoodadulthood

    Signs &Signs &

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    Hypertrophic CardiomyopathyHypertrophic Cardiomyopathy AnginaAngina DyspneaDyspnea FatigueFatigue

    Systolic murmurSystolic murmur

    Abrupt arterial PulseAbrupt arterial Pulse

    Irregular Pulse (with A-fib)Irregular Pulse (with A-fib)

    Signs &Signs &SymptomsSymptoms

    TREATMENT:TREATMENT:

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    HypertrophicHypertrophic

    CardiomyopathyCardiomyopathy

    Beta-BlockersBeta-Blockers(( HR, O HR, O

    22demand,demand,

    improve ventricularimprove ventricular

    filling)filling)

    CardioversionCardioversion (A-Fib to(A-Fib to

    Sinus)Sinus)

    AnticoagulantsAnticoagulants

    TREATMENT:TREATMENT:

    CardiomyopathiesCardiomyopathies

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    CardiomyopathiesCardiomyopathies

    RESTRICTIVE CARDIOMYOPATHYRESTRICTIVE CARDIOMYOPATHYCharacterized asCharacterized asstiffness of thestiffness of the

    ventricleventricle** LV Hypertrophy & Endocardial** LV Hypertrophy & Endocardial

    Fibrosis Thickening **Fibrosis Thickening **

    Ventricle does notVentricle does notrelax during diastolerelax during diastole** Ventricular Filling Reduced **** Ventricular Filling Reduced **

    The rigidity of theThe rigidity of the

    myocardium causesmyocardium causesfailure to completelyfailure to completely

    contract duringcontract during

    Signs &Signs &

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    Restrictive CardiomyopathyRestrictive Cardiomyopathy Chest PainChest Pain DyspneaDyspnea FatigueFatigue

    OrthopneaOrthopnea EdemaEdema

    Systolic murmursSystolic murmurs PallorPallor

    SS

    33 & S& S

    44 gallops rhythmsgallops rhythms

    Signs &Signs &SymptomsSymptoms

    TREATMENT:TREATMENT:

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    RestrictiveRestrictive

    CardiomyopathyCardiomyopathy

    Management ofManagement of

    underlying causeunderlying cause

    DigoxinDigoxin

    DiureticsDiuretics

    Restricted Na DietRestricted Na Diet

    TREATMENT:TREATMENT: