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Non cyanotic Congenital heart diseases

C Bussadori (Milano,IT)

Department of Pediatric Cardiology and Adult with Congenital Heart Diseasep gy gIRCCS- Policlinico San Donato

San Donato Milanese – Milano Italy

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ASD Ostium secundum The Most Common atrial septal defect

– Various size – Parasternal Short axisParasternal Short axis– Subcostal view

• Suboptimal in adults

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ASD Ostium secundum The Most Common atrial septal defect

– Modified apical 4 ch– Various size – CFD

• Beware to high RA pressure

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ASD Ostium secundum The Most Common atrial septal defect

It seem circular but often it isn’tIt seem circular but often it isn’t– Measure from different views and consider

the largest– 3D it helps– TEE 2D or 3D offer ultimate sizing for ASD

and rim diameters

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ASD Ostium secundum The Most Common atrial septal defect

It seem circular but often it isn’t– TEE 2D or 3D offer ultimate

information on ASD and rims information on ASD and rims shape and dimension

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ASD Differential Diagnosis: OS 1Partial AV septal defectAV valve at the same level: MR, goose neck deformity of LVOTPost S gical Complication SAS Complete AV blockPost Surgical Complication: SAS, Complete AV block

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ASD Differential Diagnosis:Sinus Venous Defects• Difficult to diagnose by TTE• Modified parasternal• Subcostal• Subcostal• Often associate to

Anomalous pulmonary venous drainage

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Ventricular septal defect

• Perimembranous– Various estension

• MuscularI l O l i l – Inlet, Outlet, apical trabecular

– Doubly committed Subarterial

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Perimembranous VSD

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Perimembranous VSD Perimembranous VSD TTE TEETTE TEE

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Perimembranous VSD 2D TEE 3D TEE

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Perimembranous VSD Perimembranous VSD

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Perimembranous VSD Perimembranous VSD

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Perimembranous VSD

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Muscular VSD•Apical TrabecularApical Trabecular

•4 chamber

•Muscular Inlet•Muscular Inlet

•Short Axis

M lti l VSD•Multiple VSD

•3D

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Doubly committed SubarterialFibrous continuty

between aortic and between aortic and pulmonary valves

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PDA• Most of adult cases of

PDA are small and silent

• Parasternal short axis view

• CFM Demonstrate L to R Sh t f PDA t R Shunt from PDA to MPA

• CW Doppler reflects • CW Doppler reflects PA pressure

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Aortic coarctation • Between left subclavian and arterial

duct • Frequently associated toeque t y assoc ated to• PDA, VSD, Ao.Bic.• Modified Bernoulli formula

(ΔP 4( 2 2))• (ΔP=4(v22 – v12))• CW peack gradient. Mean Gradient 

• PW abdominal aorta

V1

V2

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Aortic bicuspidiap

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Aortic bicuspidia

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Aortic regurgitation

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Sinus of Valsalva Perforation

Pulmonic StenosisVarious Morphology

*Milo S Heart 1988;60:128-133

80% are dome shapedp

Pulmonic stenosis

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Pulmonic stenosis

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PS “hour-glass”

Take home a messageg

• Non cyanotic CHD could be an unexpected y p

diagnosis in an adult cardiac patient

• Recognize the anatomical features and

th h i l i l h t t pathophysiological changes to suggest

appropriate treatment and Follow UPappropriate treatment and Follow UP

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