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What are five causes of RCM?
amyloidosis
sarcoidosis
endomyocardial fibrosis (endocardial thickening)
hemochromatosis (excess iron)
glycogen storage (pompes disease)
What is the most common rcm?
amyloidosis
What two causes are considered infiltrative?
amyloidosis and sarcoidosis
What is abnormal in amyloidosis and how is it sometimes described?
proteins
a translucent waxy protein build up on the myofibrils
Where does the term infiltrative refer to and what results?
infiltrationof the myocardium resulting in rigid ventricular walls and impeded diastolic filling
What disease can interfere with conduction system and what results?
sarcoidosis
leads to AV block
What are four physical signs of rcm?
fatigue
dyspnea
angina
syncope
On echo, what might be seen regarding ventricles?
ventricular hypertrophy with small or normal ventricular cavity
On echo, what might be seen regarding the myocardium?
"ground glass" appearance
On echo what might be seen with endomyocardial fibrosis?
endocardium appears echogenic or scarred
What are two additional possible echo findings?
pericardial effusion
AV valve involvement
What is a finding in regard to systolic function?
it may be normal or decreased
On echo, what might be a finding in regard to EF?
severely reduced EF
A restrictive cardiomyopathy has which of the following?

a) increased afterload
b) decreased lv compliance
c) increased preload
d) decreased la pressure
b) decreased lv compliance
What doppler finding in regard to diastolic function might be seen?
abnormal diastolic filling patterns of AV valves
What is another doppler finding in regard to AV valves?
reduced AV flow velocities with atrial contraction and less respiratory flow variation than tamponade or constrictive patients
What doppler finding in regard to the PV might be seen?
PV inflow will have low systolic velocity