Echo findings in HOCM –
IVS hypertrophy
SAM – mechanism is venturi effect and drag forces within LVOT
LV and/or RV hypertrophy – asymmetric usually
LVOT Obstruction
Diastolic dysfunction
LV end diastolic pressure - elevated
Pressure gradient across LVOT with dagger shaped continuous wave doppler
Decreased LV cavity during systole
RWMAs may be present
Mitral regurgitation – jet peaking in late systole
Aortic valve flutter – may be present due to premature closure of AV due to LVOT obstruction
Elongated Anterior mitral leaflet
LV systolic function – normal hence EF is normal
Atrial dilatation- LA and RA may be dilated when MR is present
Pulmonary artery pressures – elevated.
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