Nội dung bài giảng trình bày lựa chọn và đánh giá bệnh nhân kẹp sử van hai lá qua DA Mitraclip; cập nhật về vai trò của siêu âm tim 3D qua thực quản 3D; kẹp sử van hai lá qua đường ống thông (Mitra Clip); can thiệp bệnh lý hở hai lá qua đường ống thông... Mời các bạn cùng tham khảo bài giảng để nắm chắc kiến thức.
Trang 1SIÊU ÂM TIM 3D TRONG ĐÁNH GIÁ VÀ CAN
THIỆP CÁC BỆNH LÝ VAN TIM
TS.BS.NGUYỄN THỊ THU HOÀI
VIỆN TIM MẠCH QUỐC GIA VIỆT NAM
Trang 24D echocardiography, history and actual performance How to
implement it to your routine echo lab
Trang 33D Echocardiography 2015: State of the Art
• MR differential diagnosis MitraClip®, Cardioband ®, parav leak
• LAA preinterventional, intraprocedural
• ASD preinterventional, intraprocedural
Trang 4LỰA CHỌN VÀ ĐÁNH GIÁ BỆNH NHÂN KẸP
SỬA VAN HAI LÁ QUA DA MITRACLIP
-CẬP NHẬT VỀ VAI TRÒ CỦA SIÊU ÂM TIM 3D
QUA THỰC QUẢN 3D
Select and assess patients for MitraClip:
Update on the roles of 3D TEE
Trang 5Echocardiography is a key modality for MR
Trang 12Mitral Valve Anatomy
l Leaflet
l Annulus
l Chordae
l Papillary muscle
Trang 13MitraClip anatomical patient selection
considerations
• Moderate to severe MR
(Grade 3 or more out of 4 grades)
• Pathology in A2-P2 area
• Mitral valve orifice area > 4cm 2
(depending on leaflet mobility)
• Mobile leaflet length > 1 cm
1 The current patient considerations are based on EVEREST II and commercial European experience to date The MitraClip Patient Selection Coniderations document has been endorsed by Expert Opinion (Crossroads institute).
FMR
DMR
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therapy.
2 CRT non-responders.
3 Degenerative MR, denied for surgery.
4 Severe LV dysfunction, refractory to medical
therapy.
Patient groups in which significant clinical benefits have been reported
Trang 18Mitral valve suitability for Mitraclip
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Trang 21Barlow’s MV with severe MR
and Bi-ventricular Failure
Prolapse P3
VGHTPE-019
Trang 22The changing appearance of the
MitraClip candidate:
Imaging is the key!
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Bicommisure view 4ch
Long axis
2D TEE for the mitral valve
3
Trang 27Siêu âm Doppler màu 3D
Trang 29Patient selection
Anatomical criteria (Functional MR)
Trang 303D TEE
LV
LA Ao
LV
LA Ao
LA
LV Ao
Trang 31GEOMETRY AND DIRECTION OF MR JET
Jet width? Multiple jets?
Jet direction? Perpendicular?
Trang 32MitraClip step by step:
How to simplify the procedure
Trang 33The procedure TSP
Triaxial System
Steerable Sleeve
Delivery Catheter
Guiding Catheter
MitraClip
Trang 34Anatomic Consideration
Trang 36Transseptal puncture
Bicaval Short-axis
Tips: Use X-plane wisely
Trang 50VAI TRÒ CỦA SIÊU ÂM TIM 3D TRONG ĐÁNH GIÁ, HƯỚNG DẪN THỦ THUẬT VÀ THEO DÕI
BN NONG VAN HAI LÁ QUA DA
Trang 51Hẹp Hai Lá
Trang 52✓ Confirmation of diagnosis
✓ Quantitation of stenosis severity
✓ Consequences
✓ Analysis of valve anatomy
Echocardiography: Major role in decision making for mitral stenosis
Trang 54Trans mitral valve gradient
Trang 55Parasternal short-axis view
valve thickness (maximum and heterogeneity) commissural fusion
extension and location of localized bright zones (fibrous nodules or
calcification) Parasternal long-axis view
valve thickness extension of calcification valve pliability
subvalvular apparatus (chordal thickening, fusion, or shortening)
Apical two-chamber view
subvalvular apparatus (chordal thickening, fusion, or shortening) Detail each component and summarize in a score
Valve Anatomy
Trang 56How to Grade Mitral Stenosis
✓ Normal MVA is 4.0-5.0 cm 2
✓ MVA >1.5 cm2 does not produce significant symptoms
✓ As severity increases, cardiac output decreases and fails to increase during exercise.
Trang 57The most validated and commonly used TTE criterion is Wilkins Score:
✓ Severity and extent of leaflet calcification
Trang 58Wilkins Score - Splitability score
An inverse relationship exists between the total splitability score and PMBV success, with the cutpoint of ≤8 reflecting best short- and long-term results
Wilkins score alone does not appear to be a good predictor of post-PMBV mitral regurgitation (MR), but rather the degree of commissural opening
Trang 59Severity of MR before PMBV
Trang 60TEE before PMBV is useful to screen for LA or LAA thrombus or dense spontaneous echo contrast, especially in A-fib.
Information of LA thrombus
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Non-i nvasi ve assessment of mi t r al valve ar ea dur i ng per cut aneous balloon mi t r al valvuloplast y: r ole
of r eal-t i me 3D echocar di ogr aphy
Echocar di ogr aphy Labor at or y of t he Hospi t al Cl ı´nico de San Carl os, Inst it ut o Cardiovascul ar, 28040 Madrid, Spain
bUni ver si t y Hospi t al of Chi cago, Chi cago, USA
Received 13 May 2004; revised 3 Sept ember 2004; accept ed 9 Sept ember 2004
See page 2073 f or t he edi t or i al comment on t hi s ar t i cle (doi : 10 101 6/ j ehj 2004 10 001)
Backgr ound In t he last decade, mult iple st udies depict ed discrepancies bet weenmit ral valvular orifice area (MVA) measurement s obt ained wit h t he pressure half -t ime(PHT) met hod and invasive met hods during t he immediat e post -percut aneous mit ralvalvuloplast y (PMV) period Our aim was t o assess t he accuracy of Real-Time 3D echo(RT3D) t o measure t he MVA in t he immediat e post -PMV period The invasively det er-mined MVA was used as t he gold st andard
Met hods and r esult s We st udied 29 pat ient s wit h rheumat ic mit ral st enosis f rom t wocent res (27 women; mean age 48 2± 11.3 years), all of which had underwent PMV.MVA was calculat ed bef ore and af t er PMV using t he PHT met hod, 2D echo planimet ry,RT3D echo planimet ry and invasive det erminat ion (Gorlin’ s met hod) The RT3D MVAassessment showed a bet t er agreement wit h t he invasively derived MVA bef ore and
in t he immediat e post -PMV period (Bland-Alt man analysis: Average dif f erencebet ween bot h met hods and limit s of agreement : 0 01 ( 0 31 t o 0 33) cm2 and
0 12 ( 0 71 t o 0 47) cm2) bef ore and immediat ely af t er t he PMV, respect ively.Conclusi ons RT3D is a f easible and accurat e t echnique f or measuring MVA in pat ient swit h RMVS It has t he best agreement wit h t he invasively det ermined MVA, part icu-larly in t he immediat e post -PMV period
c 2004 The European Societ y of Cardiology Published by Elsevier Lt d All right sreserved
Rheumat ic mit ral valve st enosis (RMVS) st ill remains an
import ant public healt h concern in developed count ries
When t here is f avourable mit ral valve anat omy, balloonvalvuloplast y has become t he procedure of choice.1 In
t he last decade, many st udies have demonst rat ed largediscrepancies in t he immediat e post -percut aneous mi-
t ral valvuloplast y (PMV) period bet ween mit ral valvularorifice area (MVA) measurement s obt ained using t hepressure half -t ime (PHT) met hod and t hose derived inva-sively in t he cat het erizat ion laborat ory Explanat ions f or
0195-668X/ $ - see f ront mat t er c 2004 The European Societ y of Cardiology Published by Elsevier Lt d All right s reserved
doi: 10 1016/ j ehj 2004 09 041
*Corresponding aut hor Tel : +34 913303290; f ax: +34 913303293.
E-mai l addr ess: j lzamorano@vodaf on e es (J Zamorano).
European Heart Journal (2004) 25, 2086– 2091
J Am Soc Echocardiogr 2003;16:841-9
European Heart Journal (2004) 25, 2086–2091
Trang 63From LA From LV
RT3D echocardiography
Trang 64Echocardiography in Percutaneous Aortic Valve Implantation
Trang 65TEE in Percutaneous Aortic Valve Implantation
❖ Preliminary TTE assessment.
❖ TEE imaging and guided valve deployment.
❖ Early TTE assessment after device deployment.
Trang 66Transoesophageal echocardiography evaluation
prior to TAVI
Trang 673D TEE view for the measurement of aortic annular dimension
Trang 68Multi-slice detector computed tomography reconstruction of the aortic root
and ascending aorta
Trang 69Multi-slice detector computed tomography assessing aortic valve anatomy
and calcification
Trang 70TEE during valvuloplasty
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During procedure
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(2016) 17, 835
TEE during valve deployment
Trang 73After procedure
TEE in Percutaneous Aortic Valve Implantation
Trang 74THANK YOU VERY MUCH!