Valvular Regurgitation - Pulmonic Insufficiency

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Murmur characteristics

  • Low pitched

  • Diastolic

  • Increased with inspiration

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PI murmur is called a

Graham Steel Murmur (Board question)

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systolic murmurs are heard when there’s regurgitation with

Atrioventricular valves

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diastolic murmurs are heard when there’s regurgitation with

Semilunar valves

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Acute regurgitation always results in

pressure overload

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Etiology (causes) 6

  • Pathologic PI is not frequent

  • MOST COMMONLY caused by pulmonary HTN

    • Leads to Annular dilation

  • Endocarditis

  • Rheumatic Heart Disease

  • Tetralogy of Fallot

  • Carcinoid

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% of people with normal PI

40-87%

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Pathologic PI

NOT FREQUENT

  • This valve usually doesn’t have a lot of problems

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Why is it difficult to see the valve cusps on a 2D echo

Pulmonic valve leaflets are very thin

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Pulmonic insufficiency directed towards the Tricuspid leaflet causes:

Diastolic fluttering on M-Mode

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RV Volume overload on M-Mode causes (2)

RV Enlargement and paradoxical septal motion

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Evaluate _______ & ________ of the PI Color doppler jet

EXTENT & AREA

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Assess CW Spectral doppler jet _______ for _______

assess CW spectral doppler jet DENSITY for SEVERITY

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Severe PI causes

Rapid equalization of RV and Pulmonary artery pressures

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Regurgitation for PI is above the baseline and SEVERE PI IS DAGGER SHAPED

  • Rapid reversal

  • rapid desceleration

  • BAD BAD BAD!