TEE chart - RV DYSFUNCTION
Parameters Normal RV dysfunction
Shape of RV Triangular Round or Ellipsoid
RV Mass RV mass< LV Equal or RV mass more than LV
Cardiac Apex LV RV
RV wall thickness <5 mm >7 mm
RV area < 60% of LV Mild > 60 % of LV
Moderate RV=LV
Severe RV > LV area
IVS shape convex Flat
EF 45-65% <45%
FAC 32-60% Mild-25-31%,Mod-18-24%,Sev-<18%
TAPSE > 21 mm <15 mm
TAV > 11.5 cm/sec < 10.5 cm/sec
dP/dT >1100mmHg/s < 1100mmHg/s
MPI/Tei Index 0.2-0.4 >0.5
TR jet Mild Moderate to Severe
Hepatic vein flow S>D S< D or Systolic Reversal
IVC size < 17 mm > 17 mm
IVC respiratory variation >50% < 50%
Diastolic dysfunction Normal peak E-wave velocity is 45+/-7.5cm/s and peak A wave velocity 30+/-8.1cm/s. DD of RV is characterized by impaired relaxation with A > E or restriction when E >>> A.
A TAPSE < 8.5 mm correlates with a RVEF < 25% and a TAPSE < 15 mm demonstrates a more significant reduced right ventricular ejection fraction.
Elevated RA pressure is associated with RV dysfunction: IVC dilation, enlarged hepatic veins, coronary sinus, RA and bowing of the IAS towards the RA, HVF: diastolic predominance and ratio of transtricuspid flow- E/E’ >6 associated with mean RAP>10 mmHg in spontaneously breathing subjects.
References –
Textbooks -Problem Based Transesophageal Echocardiography – Deepak Tempe
Comprehensive Textbook of Perioperative Transesophageal Echocardiography – Robert Savage
Tricuspid Valve and Pulmonic Valve Mark A. Taylor, MD, FASE
Assessment of Right Ventricular Anatomy and Function Nikolaos J Skubas, MD, FASE
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