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3 kinds of CM
dilated
hypertrophic
restrictive
___ is the most common CM, comprising ___% of CM
dilated
90
incidence of CM in USA is ___%
incidence of DCM in USA is ___%
incidence of HCM in USA is ___%
worldwide incidence of RCM is ___%
1.2
1
.2
.1
in DCM, ___ is impaired and ___ chambers are dilated. EF is ___. the purpose of dilation is ___
systole
all
low
increase preload to facilitate systole
to diagnose DCM you must exclude ___ (5) causes for dilation
hypertension
valvular
ischemic
inflammatory
congenital malformation
degeneration in DCM can be ___ (5)
fibrinoid
myxoid
hydropic
hyaline
fatty
in DCM, heart mass often exceeds ___g. the morphological change present is ___
500
apical rounding
T/F: in DCM myocardium is always thinner than normal
false: can be normal or thicker
T/F: hypertrophy, degeneration and fibrosis are nonspecific changes
true
most cases of DCM are ___. ___% are due to ___ (3) inherited traits
idiopathic
20-30
AD
XLR
mitochondrial
DCM can be caused by ___ or ___ viruses. usually the viral infections causing DCM are ___
coxsackie B
other entero
indolent
DCM can be caused by ___ (2) toxins or deficiency of ___
alcohol
chemotherapy
thiamine
although histological changes in DCM are not specific, biopsy is helpful to ___
exclude myocarditis
___% of DCM patients survive 5 years
___% die within 2 years of ___
25
50
CHF
in HCM the problem is ___ and hypertrophy is characteristically in ___ but can be in ___
in diastole
IV septum
whole heart
IV septal hypertrophy causes ___ in ___ of cases
ventricular outflow obstruction
1/3
muscular bundles in HCM are ___ and there is proliferation of ___. the latter causes ___
disorganized
media and intima of coronary arteries
ischemia
___% of HCM is genetic, caused by ___ trait. the most comon genes mutated are ___ (3)
50-70
AD
beta myosin heavy chain
myosin binding protein C
troponin T
most deaths from HCM are due to ___. some are due to ___ (2)
sudden death after physical activity
IE
MI
in cases of ___, surgery is required
severe subaortic obstruction
in contrast to DCM, ___ because ___
biopsy is not helpful
myocyte disarray is deep in septum
RCM causes a problem in ___ due to ___ (2). causes are ___ (2)
diastole
loss of ventricular compliance
reduced diastolic relaxation
idiopathic
secondary to systemic disease
3 forms of idiopathic RCM
plain idiopathic RCM
tropic endomyocardial fibrosis
RCM due to loeffler's endomyocarditis
in plain idiopathic RCM, damage is ___
interstitial myocardial fibrosis
tropic endomyocardial fibrosis is present in ___ in ___ people. the damage is ___ after ___
africa
young
fibrosis of ventricular endocardium
organization of mural thrombus
loeffler's endomyocarditis is characterized by ___ after ___. like tropic endomyocardial fibrosis, ___.
non-parasitic hypereosinophilia
endomyocardial necrosis
it follows organization of mural thrombus
systemic diseases causing secondary RCM (5)
radiation fibrosis
amyloidosis (transthyretin)
Fe overload
storage diseases
Ca metastasis or leukemia
RCM causes (4)
arrhythmia
sudden death
thromboembolism
CHF
biopsy is ___ useful for RCM
yes