If this patient (undoubtedly) has elevated left atrial pressure, then you would expect the early transmitral filling period to be more dominant (I.e., >0.8), especially given concomitant moderate mitral regurgitation. Probably an E/A of 0.8 does reflect a slightly elevated ratio, and could be seen as a ‘mild’ form of pseudo-normalisation
Is there any type of medication in HCM treatment that is administered pn (per necessity) when symptoms occur along side a regular regime? Let's say you're well medicated but after a sudden run you get shortness of breath to the point of near fainting. Is there then any medication one would take to relieve these symptoms immediately?
Im 56 active male and just diagnosed with HCM with severe LVOTO 122mmHg provoked gradient they put me on verapamil and knew it would not help. It was part of the process more for insurance before moving to next step which is camzyos and septal myectomy
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If this patient (undoubtedly) has elevated left atrial pressure, then you would expect the early transmitral filling period to be more dominant (I.e., >0.8), especially given concomitant moderate mitral regurgitation. Probably an E/A of 0.8 does reflect a slightly elevated ratio, and could be seen as a ‘mild’ form of pseudo-normalisation
Thankyou great video...I have HOCM...Kia ora from NZ
Excellent presentation
Nicely explained.thank u
Ugh I have this. Thankfully I had an ICD put in so I'm not living in constant fear of sudden death.
Very good.. Congratulations.
Thank you! Very helpful and interesting!
Thank you. I love these videos
Good demo
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Thank you .nice video
Nice information
nice demo....
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Did he survive ?
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Is there any type of medication in HCM treatment that is administered pn (per necessity) when symptoms occur along side a regular regime? Let's say you're well medicated but after a sudden run you get shortness of breath to the point of near fainting. Is there then any medication one would take to relieve these symptoms immediately?
Did you get some answers
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Where is the valsalva pressure gradient
Would you prescribe verapamil for a patient with hocm
Im 56 active male and just diagnosed with HCM with severe LVOTO 122mmHg provoked gradient they put me on verapamil and knew it would not help. It was part of the process more for insurance before moving to next step which is camzyos and septal myectomy
Super. Very nice, thank you
Why do you scan with right hand ?
Good demo of HOCM!
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Thank you...
31mm of mid septum.... That man has high risk of SCD.... Thanks a lot for videos. :)
Yes, 31 is thick. My understanding though, is the lvot gradient is even more important than just the size of the septum.
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No mid obstruction only lvot
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