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3 most common causes of cardiac tamponade
1. Idiopathic pericarditis
2. neoplastic disease
3. pericardial effusion secondary to renal failure
other causes of cardiac tamponade
1. bleeding into the pericardial space

2. tuberculosis

3. hemopericardium (acute pericarditis txt with anticoaglants)
Procedure done to improve hemodynamic and clinical manifestations of cardiac tamponade
pericardiocentesis
Coarctation of the aorta is more common in males/females and in patients with _________
-males
-gonadal dysgenesis
What occurs in up to 10% of patients with COA and inc. the risk of sudden rupture and death?
Circle of Willis aneurysms
Pertinent PE in COA
(presence) heart murmur or hypertension in upper extremities

(absence/marked diminution/ delayed) femoral pulsations
Where can you palpate enlarged, pulsatile collateral vessels in COA?
-(anteriorly) intercostal spaces

-axillae

-(posteriorly) interscapular area
In COA, whatparts of the body are more developed?
upper extremities

thorax

(compared to the lower extremities)
Characteristic murmur in COA
midsystolic murmur in the left interscpaular space (continuous if lumen is narrowed enough)
Characteristic ECG finding in COA
LV hypertrophy
An importantant radiographic sign in COA....and due to what?
notching of the ribs (3rd -9th ribs)

due to inferior rib erosion because of dilatation of collateral vessels
In COA, how can you identify the SITE and LENGTH of the coarctation?
2D echo from para- or suprasternal windows
In COA, how do you quantitate pressure gradient?
Doppler
In COA, how can you VISUALIZE the LENGTH and SEVERITY of the obstruction and associated collateral arteries?
-transesophageal echocardiography

-MRI

-3D CT
In COA in ADULTS, when is cardiac catherization indicated?
-EVALUATION of coronary arteries

-PERFORM catheter based intervention (angioplasty, stent)