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Adult Congenital Heart Disease Basic Teaching Course

Tetralogy of Fallot

Dr. Gary Webb

Cincinnati

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Adult Congenital Heart Disease Basic Teaching Course

Tetralogy of Fallot

Dr. Gary Webb

Cincinnati

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rse DDx Cyanotic Congenital

Heart Disese5Ts•Tetralogy.•Transposition.•Tricuspid atresia.•Truncus arteriosus.•Total anomalous pulmonary venous drainage.

2Es•Ebstein anomaly.•Eisenmenger syndrome.

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Components of Tetralogy

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rse Pulmonary Atresia Form of

Tetralogy

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rse Associated Anomalies in

Tetralogy• Right aortic arch (25%).

• Consider 22Q11 deletion.

• Coronary artery anomalies (5%).• Left anterior descending arises from the

proximal right coronary and crosses the right ventricular outflow tract.

• Complete AV septal defect.

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The Essence of Tetralogy

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rse Pathophysiology of

Tetralogy• The degree of cyanosis reflects the

severity of RVOT obstruction.

• Right to left shunting across the VSD.

• Unrepaired patients are prone to “spells”. These are acute drops in arterial saturation due to dynamic RVOT obstruction. The child may squat.

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Natural History of Tetralogy

• Hypoxia tends to progress early in life.

• Survival to adult life is rare without palliation or correction.

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rse Figure 4. Palliative surgical shunts.

Bashore T M Circulation 2007;115:1933-1947

Copyright © American Heart Association

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rse Physical Findings in

Repaired Tetralogy• Right ventricular lift.

• Low-pitched diastolic murmur.

• Systolic ejection murmur.

• Pansystolic murmur.

• High-pitched diastolic murmur.

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ECG in Repaired Tetralogy

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CXR in Repaired Tetralogy

DO112

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CXR in Repaired Tetralogy

DO112

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rse Echo Findings in Repaired

Tetralogy• Moderate to severe pulmonary

regurgitation (usual).

• RVOT obstruction (unusual).

• VSD patch leak (usually small).

• RV dilation (due to the PR).

• RV systolic dysfunction (late finding).

• Significant TR (when RV failing).

• Ascending aortic dilation (15%).

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MRI in Repaired Tetralogy

• Ventricular volumes.

• Stroke volumes.

• Ejection fractions.

• Pulmonary regurgitant fraction.

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Davlouros 2001Davlouros 2001

Forward flow in PA

Regurgitant flow in PA

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MRI in Repaired Tetralogy

• Ventricular volumes.

• Stroke volumes.

• Ejection fractions.

• Pulmonary regurgitant fraction.

• Pulmonary arterial morphology.

• Aortic dilation.

• Coronary anomalies.

• Aortopulmonary collateral arteries.

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rse Arrhythmias in Repaired

Tetralogy• SCD is an issue.

• SCD occurs in patients with:• Severe PR.

• Ventricular dysfunction.

• Past history of cardiac arrhythmias.

• ICDs placed for primary and secondary prevention.

• Primary prevention if SCD rate estimated at ≥ 4% per year

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ICDs in Repaired Tetralogy

• Primary prevention in high risk patients.• Left ventricular dysfunction.

• Inducible VT.

• QRS duration ≥ 180 msecs.

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rse SCD in Congenital Heart

Defects• Repaired tetralogy.

• Mustard/Senning repairs.

• Aortic stenosis.

• Aortic coarctation.

• Eisenmenger syndrome.

• CCTGA.

• Ebstein anomaly.

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rse Sustained VT in Repaired

Tetralogy• Occurs in about 14% of patients.

• Almost always in the setting of severe PR.

• Mechano-electric relationships:• Dilated right ventricle.

• Irritable right ventricle.

• Treatment needed for both the electrical and hemodynamic problems.

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rse Atrial Flutter in Repaired

Tetralogy• Occurs in about 20% of patients.

• Associated with:• Severe PR.

• RV systolic dysfunction.

• Moderate-severe TR.

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rse Reintervention After

Tetralogy Repair• VSD with > 1.5/1.0 shunt.

• RVOT obstruction with an RV systolic pressure > 2/3 systemic.

• Severe PR with:• Exercise intolerance;

• Sustained arrhythmias;

• Severe RV dilation.

• Severe aortic regurgitation.

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Tetralogy Repair

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Tetralogy Repair

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Repair

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Tetralogy Repair Patients

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Tetralogy of Fallot

Dr. Gary Webb

Cincinnati

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Tetralogy of Fallot

Dr. Gary Webb

Cincinnati

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Nollert JACC 1997Nollert JACC 1997

Munich Tetralogy Long-Term Survival

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Brickner M et al. N Engl J Med 2000;342:334-342

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Source: http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/dci/Diseases/tof/tof_what.html

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Tetralogy of Fallot - Apitz, Christian; Webb, Gary D; Redington, Andrew N. Lancet, 10/2009, Volume 374, Issue 9699, pp. 1462 - 1471

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PVR and the RV – Toronto 2

Therrien AJC 2005

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rse Plot of QRS duration in 182 patients.

Gatzoulis M A et al. Circulation 1995;92:231-237

Copyright © American Heart Association

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From: Becker et al – Fallot’s Tetralogy A Morphometric and Geometric Study. American Journal of Cardiology, Vol 35, p. 402-412, 1974

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Segmental duplications: an 'expanding' role in genomic instability and disease. Beverly S. Emanuel & Tamim H. Shaikh Nature Reviews Genetics 2, 791-800 (October 2001)

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Park: Pediatric Cardiology for Practitioners, 4th ed., Copyright © 2002 Mosby, Inc..

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Park: Pediatric Cardiology for Practitioners, 4th ed., Copyright © 2002 Mosby, Inc..

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rse RVOT Obstruction in

Tetralogy• The dominant site of obstruction is

subvalvar.

• The pulmonary valve is often stenotic as well.

• Pulmonary arterial abnormalities.

• In some cases the outflow tract is atretic (pulmonary atresia). This form is often associated with aortopulmonary collateral arteries.

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Park: Pediatric Cardiology for Practitioners, 4th ed., Copyright © 2002 Mosby, Inc..

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Tex Heart Inst J. 1994; 21(4): 272–279. wikipedia

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Born et al. Visual Analysis of Cardiac 4D MRI Blood Flow Using Line Predicates. IEEE Transactions and Computer Graphics. Vol 19, No 6, June 2013.

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Born et al. Visual Analysis of Cardiac 4D MRI Blood Flow Using Line Predicates. IEEE Transactions and Computer Graphics. Vol 19, No 6, June 2013.

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Copyright © The American College of Cardiology. All rights reserved.

From: Pulmonary valve replacement in adults late after repair of tetralogy of Fallot: are we operating too late?J Am Coll Cardiol. 2000;36(5):1670-1675. doi:10.1016/S0735-1097(00)00930-X

Right ventricular (RV) end-systolic volume at rest. Pre-PVR = before pulmonary valve replacement, Post-PVR = after pulmonary valve replacement.

Figure Legend:

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Date of download: 4/24/2013

Copyright © The American College of Cardiology. All rights reserved.

From: Pulmonary valve replacement in adults late after repair of tetralogy of Fallot: are we operating too late?

J Am Coll Cardiol. 2000;36(5):1670-1675. doi:10.1016/S0735-1097(00)00930-X

Right ventricular (RV) end-diastolic volume at rest. Pre-PVR = before pulmonary valve replacement, Post-PVR = after pulmonary valve replacement.

Figure Legend:

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Tetralogy• Seldom done any more.

• The purpose is to increase pulmonary blood flow and improve oxygenation.

• Types: • Blalock/Taussig/Thomas shunt.

• Waterston shunt.

• Potts shunt.

• Central shunt.

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Repair of Tetralogy

• Alleviation of RVOT obstruction.

• Patch closure of VSD.

• Variable amount of RVOT and pulmonary arterial patching.

• Surgical approach through right atrium and the pulmonary artery.

• A few patients need a valved conduit from RV to PA.

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Repair

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Of patients surviving tetralogy repair, > 90% will live at least 25 years.

We have some data beyond that, but

treatment keeps changing, and so must

our analysis..

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Pulmonary regurgitation is overwhelmingly the dominant issue after tetralogy repair!!

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Echocardiography is not reliable in assessing the

adult right ventricle. MRI is best, with CT

angiography a close second when needed.

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Ventricular volumes should be indexed.

Should they be indexed to BSA or to height?

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We need to learn what aspect of right ventricular size and function should drive our decision-making:

•RV diastolic volume index?•RV systolic volume index?•RV ejection fraction?•Absolute values or changes?

I believe diastolic volume index is most important.

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The severity of PR is assessed best by MR, and

quite well by echo in skilled hands.

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The indications for and impact of pulmonary

valve replacement are becoming clearer.

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The probability of SCD after TOF repair is

~0.06% annually for the first 10 years, and ~0.2%

annually thereafter.

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Most repaired TOF patients who die suddenly

have had sustained arrhythmias or heart

failure.

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Repaired TOF patients with sustained VT should have both the arrhythmia

and the underlying hemodynamic problems

treated.

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Els Pieper’s Suggestion

• Text level 2• Text level 3• Text level 3

• Text level 2

• Text level 2

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Michigan Tetralogy Long-Term Survival

162 survivors

Followed 15-26 years (mean 20.2)

Late deaths = 9

25 year survival = 94.4%

Rosenthal ATS 1984

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Hickey EJCTS 2009

Toronto Tetralogy Late Outcomes

Inception cohort

1181 children born before 1984 repaired HSC.

Follow-up 2003-2006

1965 group outcomes– 1 year survival 72%– 40 year survival 64%

1985 group outcomes– 1 year survival 97%– 40 year survival 88%

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Hickey EJCTS 2009

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Hickey EJCTS 2009

Instantaneous hazard for death:0.25% annually at 10 years0.37% 200.49% 300.59% 40

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Munich Tetralogy Long-Term Survival

490 patients surviving at least 1 year

Surgery 1958-1977

Follow-up mean 25.3 ± 5.8 yrs

Survival– 10 years 97%– 20 years 94%– 30 years 89%

Nollert JACC 1997

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#1

Most repaired TOF patients have substantial PR

PR is the dominant issue in their surveillance

PR is well tolerated by most for at least 20 years

In late follow-up to date, a significant minority will die or develop complications

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#2

Most of the deaths and complications occur in patients with substantial PR

PR can be eliminated (for a time) by PVR

PVR is a low-risk procedure in skilled hands

PVR will require re-intervention at a predictable rate over time

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#3

Patients who will not need PVR are those without “laminar PR”, & perhaps with a PR regurgitant fraction of < 20%, or a PR pressure half-time > 100 msec.

The other patients should be considered “at risk” of needing PVR at some time

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Indications for the timing of PVR are becoming clearer for patients with moderate-severe PR, and include:– Attributable symptoms– Sustained arrhythmias– Severe RV dilation (?RVEDVi > 150-170 cc/m2)– Modulating factors (QRS 180 msec, LV

dysfunction, inducible VT)

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What Can MRI Give Us?

RV end-diastolic volume (& index)

RV end-systolic volume (& index)

RVEF

PR fraction (main & branch PAs)

LV volumes & LVEF

Other data

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MRI is Best for the RV

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Heart 2008

Z-score 7 = 172 cc/m2 women & 185 cc/m2 in men

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Pressure Half-time is Very Good

Silversides JASE 2003

MildPR

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Silversides JASE 2003

SeverePR

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JACC 36; 1670-75; 2000

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PVR and the RV – Toronto 1

Conclusion:– RVEF did not improve after PVR

Therrien JACC 2000

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PVR and the RV - Leiden

Vliegen et al JACC 2002

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PVR and the RV - Leiden

Vliegen et al JACC 2002

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EHJ 2005

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The Melody Valve

Coats EJCTS 2005

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The Melody Valve

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Incidence of SCD in Congenital Heart DiseasePopulation-based study3,600 patients < 19 yearsSurgery for common CHDBetween 1958-199641 SCD in total1/1,118patient-years FU

Event rate was lesion specific

Silka JACC 1998Silka JACC 1998

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Khairy Circulation 117: 363-370; 2008

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Khairy Circulation 117: 363-370; 2008

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ECG in Repaired Tetralogy

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Components of Tetralogy

• Ventricular septal defect.

• Pulmonary stenosis (right ventricular outflow tract obstruction).

• Overriding of the aorta (located above the VSD and partially over the right ventricle).

• Right ventricular hypertrophy.