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Title: Echocardiographic Assessment of LV Systolic Function


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Echocardiographic Assessment of LV Systolic
Function

  • Ryan Tsuda, MD

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Causes of LV Systolic Dysfunction
  • CAD
  • HTN
  • Cardiomyopathy (iDCM, HCM, Etoh, Peripartum,
    Viral, Infiltrative, Toxins, Thyroid Dz.,
    Tachyarrythmias)
  • Valvular Disease

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Dimensions and Area
  • Parasternal short-axis at level of papillary
    muscles
  • Parasternal long-axis
  • Apical 4-chamber
  • Apical 2-chamber

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LV Mass Quantification
  • M-mode
  • Area-length method
  • Truncated ellipsoid method
  • Subjective assessment

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LV Mass Quantification
  • 2D M-Mode method using parasternal short axis
    view or parasternal long axis view
  • Assumes that LV is ellipsoid (21 long/short axis
    ratio)
  • Measurements made at end diastole
  • ASE approved cube formula
  • LV mass (g) 1.04 (LVID PWT IVST)3 -
    (LVID)3
  • X 0.8
    0.6
  • LV mass index (g/m2) LV mass / BSA
  • Small errors in M-Mode cause large errors in mass
    values. Can have off axis/tangential cuts due to
    motion.

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LV Mass Quantification
  • Penn convention formula (Another form of the cube
    equation)
  • LV mass 1.04(IVS LVID PWT)3
  • (LVID)3 13.6 g
  • NL LV mass index for males 93 /- 22 g/m2
  • NL LV mass index for females 76 /- 18
    g/m2

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RWT 2(PWT/LVID)
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LV Volume Measurement With M-Mode
  • Assuming nl ventricle morphology
  • V (LVID)3
  • If ventricle is dilated (spherical)
  • Teichholz equation
  • Vdiastole 7/(2.4 LVID) x LVID3

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LV Systolic Function Variables
  • LVEDD LVESD
  • FS -------------------- X 100
  • LVEDD
  • Percent change in LV dimension with systolic
    contraction
  • FS approximates EF if there are no significant
    wall motion abnormalities
  • SV EDV - ESV
    CO SV x HR
  • EDV - ESV
  • EF ----------------- X 100
  • EDV

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How do we quantify LV function?
  • M-Mode
  • Modified Simpsons Method
  • Single plane area-length method
  • Velocity of Circumferential Shortening
  • Mitral Annular Excursion
  • E-point to septal separation
  • Rate of rise of MR jet
  • Index of myocardial performance
  • Subjective assessment

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M-Mode Quantification
  • Use Parasternal Short-Axis (Mayo) or Long-Axis
    (ASE) views to measure LVEDD and LVESD
  • May take several measurements at different levels
    and calculate average
  • Assumes no significant regional wall motion
    abnormalities present.

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M-Mode Quantification
  • Uncorrected (LVEDD)2 - (LVESD)2
  • LVEF ----------------------
    -------- X 100

  • (LVEDD)2
  • If apical contractility is normal (Quinones
    group)
  • Corrected
  • LVEF Unc LVEF ((100 Unc LVEF) X
    15)
  • 5 hypokinetic, 0 akinetic, -5 dyskinetic, -10
    aneurysm

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Modified Simpsons Method (Disc Summation
Method)
  • Use apical 4 chamber and apical 2 chamber views
    to measure dimension and area
  • Trace borders manually or by acoustic
    quantification
  • Divides area into 20 cylinders of equal height

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Acoustic Quantification
  • Automatic detection of blood-tissue border based
    on integrated backscatter analysis
  • This is the difference in amplitude of
    backscatter between the myocardial wall and blood
  • Blood-tissue border is recognized by echo
    machine, and marked with dots

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Acoustic Quantification
  • Area of study is quantified continuously in real
    time throughout cardiac cycle
  • Therefore, the change in LV cavity area or volume
    with systolic contraction is calculated
    instantaneously, thereby providing LVEF.
  • AQ limited by its dependency on echocardiographic
    gain and image quality
  • Echo gain Amplification of the returning RF
    signal which weakens with distance i.e. an
    increased echodensity is seen as tissue,
    thereby decreasing accuracyLateral wall is
    especially subject to error.

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Derivation of 3.14(R)2 X D
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Modified Simpsons Method
  • EDV ESV
  • LVEF --------------- X 100
  • EDV

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Single plane area-length method
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Velocity of Circumferential shortening
  • Vcf is the mean velocity of LV shortening through
    the minor axis
  • Vcf FS/ET
  • ET is the time between LV isovolumetric
    contraction and isovolumetric relaxation
  • Measure by obtaining M-mode of AV opening to AV
    closure, aortic flow by doppler, or by an
    external pulse recording of carotid artery
  • NL values are gt 1.0 c/s
  • Slow Vcf may suggest diminished systolic function

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Mitral Annular Excursion toward LV Apex
  • M-mode tracings in systole
  • The magnitude of systolic motion is proportional
    to the longitudinal shortening of the LV
  • Normal mitral annular systolic motion is 8mm
    (average 12 /- 2 on apical4 or apical 2 views)
  • If motion is lt 8 mm, the EF is likely lt 50

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Normal E point to septal separation is lt 6
mm With reduced lvef, EPSS may be increased.
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CW doppler to measure rate of rise of MR jet may
correlate to LVEF A slow rate of rise may
indicate poor systolic function Must have MR
present, and good doppler study present (more
difficult with eccentric jets)
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Index of Myocardial Performance (mayo
clinics) Uses systolic and diastolic time
intervals to evaluate global ventricular
performance Systolic dysfunction causes prolonged
isovolumetric contraction time (ICT) and a
shortened ejection time (ET). Systolic and
Diastolic dysfunction causes a prolonged
isovolumetric relaxation time (IRT) IMP (ICT
IRT)/ET
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Index of Myocardial Performance
  • Normal LV 0.39 /- 0.05
  • LV, DCM 0.59 /- 0.10
  • Normal RV 0.28 /- 0.04
  • Primary Pulm Htn 0.93 /- 0.34
  • Use PW of AV inflow signal, or CW to get AV
    regurgitant signal..Also need to measure
    interval between AV closure and opening (AVco).
  • Then, need to use PW or CW to capture semilunar
    outflow signal to measure ejection time (ET).
    After all of this, IMP can be calculated.
  • IMP (AVco ET)/ET

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Assessment of Regional Function
  • Based on grading wall motion divided into the 16
    (17) segment model as proposed by the American
    Society of Echocardiography
  • Each segment can be viewed in multiple
    tomographic planes

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Assessment of Regional Function
  • 1 normal
  • 2 hypokinesis
  • 3 akinesis
  • 4 dyskinesis
  • 5 aneurysmal
  • WMSI Sum of scores / Number of visualized
    segments
  • WMSI gt 1.7 may suggest perfusion defect gt 20

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Assessment of Regional Function
  • Qualitative estimation errors due to
  • Underestimation of EF due to endocardial
    echo dropout
  • and seeing mostly epicardial motion
  • Underestimation of EF with enlarged LV
    cavity a large
  • LV can eject more blood with less
    endocardial motion
  • Overestimation of EF with a small LV cavity
  • Significant segmental wall motion
    abnormalities

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2D Clips
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Doppler Tissue Imaging for Wall Motion Analysis
  • Myocardium is color-coded according to velocity
  • On P-Short Axis view, normal LV anterior wall
    motion during systole is blue (away from
    transducer), and the posterior wall motion is red
    (toward transducer) akinesis will have no color

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Color Kinesis by 2D-Echo to Evaluate Wall Motion
  • Real time color-coded display of LV endocardial
    motion on sequential frames
  • Color is added to pixels that are identified as
    changing from blood to tissue in systole
  • Create a color map of endocardial border
  • This method limited by poor endocardial
    definition and translational motion of heart.

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Summary
  • LV Mass Quantification M-mode, Area-length
    method, Truncated ellipsoid method, and
    Subjective assessment.
  • LV Volume Quantification M-mode, Subjective
    assessment
  • LV Function Quantification Modified Simpsons
    and Subjective Assessment by region.Also by
    M-mode, Single plane area length method, Velocity
    of Circumferential Shortening, Mitral Annular
    Excursion, EPSS, Rate of Rise of MR jet, Index of
    myocardial performance, etc..

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Summary
  • Modalities limited by quality of echo windows,
    accurate measurements are based on the ability to
    identify and capture ideal axis (recognize
    misleading off axis/tangential slices), and of
    course, echocardiographer experience..

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Eye Candy
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References
  • Oh, Jae K., The Echo Manual 2nd edition, 1999, p.
    37-43.
  • Kerut, Edmund, Handbook of Echo- Doppler
    Interpretation, 1996, p. 54-63.
  • Atlas of Echocardiography Website
  • Braunwald, Eugene, Heart Disease 6th edition, p.
    165-169.
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