mitral stenosis nicvd lecture

Upload: navojit-chowdhury

Post on 14-Apr-2018

231 views

Category:

Documents


1 download

TRANSCRIPT

  • 7/27/2019 mitral stenosis nicvd lecture

    1/42

    MITRAL STENOSIS

    MUSTAFIZUL AZIZ

    Assistant professor

    NICVD

  • 7/27/2019 mitral stenosis nicvd lecture

    2/42

    INTRODUCTION

    Mitral stenosis, an obstruction

    to blood flow between LA and LV is

    caused by abnormal mitral valvefunction.

    60% patients with MS donot give H/Orheumatic fever.

    50& of patients with acute carditisdo not eventually have valvular heartdiseases.

  • 7/27/2019 mitral stenosis nicvd lecture

    3/42

    SEQUELE OF

    RHEUMATIC FEVER

    75% of ARF subsides within 6weeks.

    90% within 2 months

    Less 5% persist more than 6months

  • 7/27/2019 mitral stenosis nicvd lecture

    4/42

    FREQUENCIES OF

    VALVULAR INVOLVEMENTMV 50%

    MV &AV 40%

    MV AV

    &TV

    5%

    AV alone 3%

    ALL

    OTHER

    COMBINATION

    2%

  • 7/27/2019 mitral stenosis nicvd lecture

    5/42

    CAUSE

    Rheumatic carditis (in virtually

    all patients)

    Congenital MS(rare-Lutembachers syndrome

    Massive mitral valve annular

    calcification.

  • 7/27/2019 mitral stenosis nicvd lecture

    6/42

    OTHER CAUSES OF

    OBSTRUCTION TO LA OUT

    FLOW

    LA myxoma Massive LA ball valve thrombus.

    Cortriatrium.

  • 7/27/2019 mitral stenosis nicvd lecture

    7/42

    PATHOLOGY

  • 7/27/2019 mitral stenosis nicvd lecture

    8/42

    Mitral Stenosis Shortened diastole(Tachycardia)

    Loss of AV Synchrony

    (AFib, heart block)

    Pulmonary Venous Flow

    (Volume loading)

    Mitral Valve Gradient

    LVEDP

    Left Atrial Pressure

    Left AtrialEnlargement

    Pulmonary VenousPressure

    Atrial

    ArrhythmiasPulmonary

    Edema

    Pulmonary Arterial

    Hypertension

    RVH and RV Hypertension

    TR and RVE

    Symptoms

  • 7/27/2019 mitral stenosis nicvd lecture

    9/42

    CLINICAL FEATURE

  • 7/27/2019 mitral stenosis nicvd lecture

    10/42

    Symptoms

  • 7/27/2019 mitral stenosis nicvd lecture

    11/42

    SIGN

    Mitral facies.

    Orthopnic.

    Pulse-normal/ lowvolume/tachycardia/AF.

    BP-Normal

    JVP-Normal/raised-prominent a wavein sinus rhythm/prominent v wave

    inTR /absent a wave in AF

  • 7/27/2019 mitral stenosis nicvd lecture

    12/42

    Precordium

    Tapping Apex beat

    Diastolic thrill at the apex

    A parasternal lift. Palpable P2.

    S1loud S2 may be loud.

    MDM, opening snap,presystolic

    accentuation.

    Pansystolic murmur graham Steelmurmur

  • 7/27/2019 mitral stenosis nicvd lecture

    13/42

    SEVERITY OF MS

    CLINICAL

    Full length diastolic murmur.

    Short A2-os interval.

    A2os may be longer in severe

    MS if there is associated

    moderate to severe AR

    Pulmonary hypertension.

  • 7/27/2019 mitral stenosis nicvd lecture

    14/42

    SEVERITY OF MS

    ECHOCARDIOGRAM

    MVA plenimitry(normal 4-6 cm2)

    Mild -1.5-2.5cm2

    moderate 1.00-1.5cm2

    severe

  • 7/27/2019 mitral stenosis nicvd lecture

    15/42

    On M-mode by EF slope(normal

    70-150mm/s.

    MILD-25-35mm/s

    Moderate-15-25mm/s

    Severe-15mm/s

  • 7/27/2019 mitral stenosis nicvd lecture

    16/42

    Pressure half time(doppler

    study)

    Mild -60-100ms

    Moderate-100-200ms

    Severe-200ms

  • 7/27/2019 mitral stenosis nicvd lecture

    17/42

    Transmitral pressure gradient

    (Doppler study)

    Normal up to 10 mmHg

    Mild -10- 15mmHg

    Moderate-15-20mmHg

    Severe->20mmHg

  • 7/27/2019 mitral stenosis nicvd lecture

    18/42

    Pulmonary arterial pressure

    (Doppler study)

    Normal-70mmHg

  • 7/27/2019 mitral stenosis nicvd lecture

    19/42

    WILKINS SCORE

    GRADE

    MobilitySubvalvular

    thickening

    Thickening Calcification

    1 Highlymobile

    valve,only

    leaflet tip

    restricted

    Minimal

    thickening

    just below MV

    leaflet

    leaflet

    near

    normal(4-

    5mm)

    A single area

    of increased

    brightness

    2 Leaflet mid&base portions

    have normal

    mobility

    Chordal

    structure up

    to 1/3rd of

    length

    5-

    8mm(margi

    n)

    Scattered area

    of brightness

    confined to

    margin

    3 Move forwardmainly from

    base

    Up to distal1/3rd Entireleaflet(5-

    8mm)

    Brightnessextending into

    mid portion

    leaflet

    4 No/minimal

    forward

    movement

    Extensive

    thickening&

    shortening-all cordae

    >8-10mm Brightness

    throughout

    leaflet

  • 7/27/2019 mitral stenosis nicvd lecture

    20/42

    SOME QUESTIONS

    Why S1 is loud

    Short note on OS

    Why OS

    Causes of MDM

    Presystolic accentuation.

    Chest pain in MS

    Indication of CAG in MS

  • 7/27/2019 mitral stenosis nicvd lecture

    21/42

    INVESTIGATION

  • 7/27/2019 mitral stenosis nicvd lecture

    22/42

    NATURAL HISTORY

    10 survival of patient with MS

    without symptom is 84%

    MS with mild symptom 10 yearsurvival is 34%to42%

    MS with moderate to severe

    symptom 20 year survival is

  • 7/27/2019 mitral stenosis nicvd lecture

    23/42

  • 7/27/2019 mitral stenosis nicvd lecture

    24/42

    TREATMENT

  • 7/27/2019 mitral stenosis nicvd lecture

    25/42

    MEDICAL TREATMENT

    Antibiotic prophylaxis(rheumatic &IE)

    Restrict activities.

    ArrhythmiaPrevent or control

    Atrial fibrillation-control ventricular rate,anticoagulation, restore sinus rhythm

    Treatment of heart failure

    Treatment of other complication (LAthrombus,systemic emboli).

  • 7/27/2019 mitral stenosis nicvd lecture

    26/42

    Treatment of LA thrombus

    OMC &removal of thrombus

    Otherwise anticoacoagulation

    by I/V heparin with aim of

    endotheliolized

  • 7/27/2019 mitral stenosis nicvd lecture

    27/42

    WARFARIN USED INAF

    Systemic emboli

    LA thrombus

    Pulmonary emboli

    LV systolic dysfunction.

  • 7/27/2019 mitral stenosis nicvd lecture

    28/42

    INTERVENTIONAL-PTMC/CBC

  • 7/27/2019 mitral stenosis nicvd lecture

    29/42

    Sellers Grading of MS

    Sellers grade I:

    Cmmisural fusion, leaflet

    thickening

    No sub-valvular involvement,

    No calcification.

    Echo display diastolic

    dooming.

  • 7/27/2019 mitral stenosis nicvd lecture

    30/42

    Sellers Grading of MS

    Sellars Grade-II Commisural fusion, leaflet

    thickening

    Mild to moderate sub-valvularinvolvement, minimalcalcification.

    Echo- Funneling of mitral orifice

    Treatment: OMC

  • 7/27/2019 mitral stenosis nicvd lecture

    31/42

    Sellers Grading of MS

    Sellers grade III:

    Commisural fusion, leaflet

    thickening

    Significant sub-valvular

    involvement, Significant

    calcification.

    EchoDisorganized valve.

    CBC PROCEDURE OF

  • 7/27/2019 mitral stenosis nicvd lecture

    32/42

    CBC PROCEDURE OF

    CHOICE-WHY

    Hospital mortality in the last 10year is close to 0

    Success rate is 95%

    MVA increases to an average1-9-2cm2.

    Reduction in MVG,LA ,PA

    pressure7increase CO 60% improve NYHA class

  • 7/27/2019 mitral stenosis nicvd lecture

    33/42

    HOW WILL YOU ASSESS

    SUCCESS PTMC

    During procedure

    After procedure

  • 7/27/2019 mitral stenosis nicvd lecture

    34/42

    SIGN OF MS AFTER

    PTMC/CMC/OMC OSpersist

    Loudness of S1persist.

    Murmur Disappear/reduces

    intensity

    Presystolic accentuation never

    present.

  • 7/27/2019 mitral stenosis nicvd lecture

    35/42

    Restenosis after PTMC

    Incidence: 2-60% Restenosis due to fibrosis after injury,

    calcification and rarely recurrence of rheumaticfever.

    Recurrence of symptoms usually not due torestenosis which may be due to

    1. Inadequate 1st operation

    2. Increased severity of MR(Operative /IE)

    3.Progerrion of aortic valvular disease.

    4.Development of CAD.

  • 7/27/2019 mitral stenosis nicvd lecture

    36/42

    CONTRAINDICATION TO

    PTMC

    Related to valve

    MR that is truly 3+4+

    Thrombus in LA

    Unfavorable valve

    morphology,commissural Ca

    MS mild.

    Related to centre

  • 7/27/2019 mitral stenosis nicvd lecture

    37/42

    Need for open heart surgery

    Procedural difficulties

    Severe TR

    Huge RA

    Distorted /displaced IAS

    Venous problem.

  • 7/27/2019 mitral stenosis nicvd lecture

    38/42

    OMC

    CLASS-IBalloon valvotomy is not available

    All indication to PTMC but there is LAthrombus despite anticoagulation

    Patients in NYHA III-IV, moderate to severeMS & anon pliable or calcified valve withthe decision to proceed either repair or

    replacement made at the time ofoperation.

  • 7/27/2019 mitral stenosis nicvd lecture

    39/42

    MVR

    Patients who are not candidate

    for PTMC or repair

  • 7/27/2019 mitral stenosis nicvd lecture

    40/42

    MS IN PREGNANCY

    The increased CO tachycardia, fluid

    retention may double PG across the MV

    Symptom become apparent 20th week,mayaggravated further.

    Maternal death is rare when there careful

    attention to the management of CCF.

  • 7/27/2019 mitral stenosis nicvd lecture

    41/42

    PTMC valve surgery is appropriate before

    conception.

    If MS is first recognized & symptom develop

    standard medical therapy is appropriate.

    If symptom not controlled PTMC/CMC can be

    done in 2nd trimaster.

    Foetal loss >30%. AF is main concern

  • 7/27/2019 mitral stenosis nicvd lecture

    42/42