ECHO 2013 / Interventional Echocardiography
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Case 1: TEE
Best
Approach:
Anterior Jet 

Transapical Guidewires
Transapical Punctures: 2 Wires |
First 12mm Device |
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across paravalvular defect |
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Prosthetic valve impingement 
from device overhang
Second 12 mm device: Prosthetic valve impingement from device overhang
12 and 10 mm Devices
Transcatheter
Valve in
Bioprosthetic
Surgical Valve
•82 yo male
•Severe MS
•s/p tMVR 2006 (31 mm)
•1 CABG 2006 (SVG LCx)
•Severe pulm hypertension +RV
Moderate AR |
failure |
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MVR Internal Dimension = 23 mm
Intra-procedural Imaging
Peak/mean = 23/11 mmHg
Peak/mean = 7/2 mmHg
Baseline |
Post-Valve in Valve |
Issues Unique to Structural Disease
Role of adjunctive imaging and pre-procedural assessment in treating structural heart disease.
CT/MRI
TTE/TEE (2D/3D) and ICE
Patient and procedural volume
Even recognized high-volume experts perform no more than 200–300 cases per year
Not all centers will have expertise in all procedures
Implications for training
Wide spectrum of structural heart disease and subtle variability within each disease process
Each patient is different and the procedure nuanced
Multi-disciplinary
Team
Collaborative and mutually supportive interdepartmental relationships
Interventional Cardiology
Cardiothoracic Surgery
Nursing
Echocardiography and other Imaging Modalities
Anesthesiology
Columbia Valve Center
New York Presbyterian Hospital / Columbia University Medical Center
Columbia Valve Center
Team
Susan Schnell, NP
Phillip Green, MD
Jeffrey W. Moses, MD
Ajay Kirtane, MD
Martin B. Leon, MD
Benoit Daneault, MD
Mathew Williams, MD
Jean-Michel Paradis, MD
Susheel Kodali, MD
Philippe Genereux, MD
Craig R. Smith, MD
William A. Gray, MD
Rebecca Hahn, MD
Marian Hawkey, RN
Jeanie Sohn, CCRC
