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What type of vsd is this?
What type of vsd is this?
perimembraneous
What type of vsd is this?
What type of vsd is this?
supracristal
What type of vsd is this?
What type of vsd is this?
perimembraneous
Where does a perimembranesous show up on sax view?
10:00-11:00
where does supracristal show up on sax view?
1:00-2:00
What are the four types of vsd?
1. outlet (supracristal/infundibular)
2. inlet (subvalvular)
3. muscular (trabecular)
4. membraneous/perimembraneous
Which is most common?
membraneous
What is the membraneous vsd bordered by?
av
tv
muscle
What is muscular bordered by?
muscle/myocardium
What is the inlet bordered by?
mv
tv
muscle
What is the outlet bordered by?
av
pv
muscle
What are symptoms?
depends on size but usually dyspnea and chf
What murmur is associated?
loud holosystolic LSB
What happens to chambers?
normal size with small vsd
rv hypertrophy with large
dilated la with large
What three doppler functions are used in evaluating vsd?
color to id location
cw to measure pressure diff between ventricles
cw to measure vsd velocity
What is the vsd velocity measure used for?
to estimate rvsp
What other element is required to measure RVSP?
systolic BP
What is the formula for calculating RVSP?
systolic BP minus vsd gradient
How do you calculate the VSD gradient?
4v squared
What would RVSP be in a patient with 5 m/sec VSD jet and BP of 130/80?
30 mmHg
What would it be with a VSD jet of 2 m/sec?
114 mmHg
Which jet, the 5 m/sec or the 2 m/sec, is more harmful and why?
The 2 m/sec, because it creates higher pressure which is more damaging to the lungs?
What happens if the lungs get damaged?
you might get PHTN, in which case the shunt might reverse, going right to left, which is Eisenmemger
What would protect the lungs from this happening?
PS