VSD

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V.S.D

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Ventricular septal defect
Types :
1 – Acc.to site:
  • Membranous ( the commonest ) .
  • Muscular .
  • Endocardial cushion defect .
  • Sub – pulmonary defect.
2 – Acc to size :
  • Small ( < Aortic Annulus )
  • Moderate
  • Large ( > Aortic Annulus )
3 – Acc.to significance :
  • Singnificant shunt : Pul : Sys. flow → > 2 : 1
  • Non – signif shunt : Pul : Sys. flow → < 2 : 1
4 – Acc.to.number :
  • Single
  • Multiple ( Swiss cheese )
Hemodynamic
1 – If Small: large resistance to Lt to Rt shunt → normal cardiac chambers & pulm v. bed
2 – If Large : minimal resistance
  1. ↑ pulm . artery blood & pressure
  2. lung plethora
  3. biventricular enlargement.
RV ( Pressure Overloud)
LV ( Volume Overloud)


C/p
1 - if Small : ( Roger`s disease):
Symptoms : no
Signs :
  • Normal S1 , S2
  • Murmur : pansystolic murmur( Loud harsh or blowing heard over Lt 3rd, 4th parasternal area)
  • Thrill : Propagated all over pericardium .
2 – if moderate :
as small +
  • Slightly accentuated ( S2 → P2
  • Apex : functional MS ( mid-diastolic tumbling murmur)
3 - If large :. N.B : No low COP in VSD
Symptoms
  • dyspnea .
  1. Recurrent chest infection . Feeding difficulties & low B.wt . Growth retardation .
  2. HF in early infancy .
  3. Long standing P.HTN → ↓ activity .
 
 Sings :
1 – palpation & percussion:
  • Pericardial Bulge ( biventricular enlargement ) .
  • Apex : shifted outward .& downward & Hyperdynamic
  • Pulmonary .aretery : palpable S2 & dullness
  • Epigastric area : pulsations ( RVE)
  • Lt. parasternal : pulsation + thrill
2 – Auscultation:
  • Leftt. parasternal area : pansystolic Murmur ( less harsh)
  • Apex : short mid – diastolic rumbling
  • Pulm. area : Accentuated P2 ( Pulmonary hypertension ) with narrow spitting .
Fate & C/O
1 - Spontaneous closure : in the first year of life & muscular > mem.
2 - Complications :
1 - Eisenmenger syndrome : reverse of the shunt → cyanosis & clubbing
2 - Biventricular failure
3 – infective endocarditis.
4 – Aortic regurge
5 – Arrhythmia
6 – haemoptysis
7 – recurrant chest inf
Investigations
1 – Chest X.ray : - Small : Normal
- Moder : LVE , LAE , P. HTN .
- Large : LVE , LAE , PVM , RVE , P. HTN
2 – ECG : as x-ray
3 - ECHO : Diagnostic
4- Catheterization: Đ & indicated in : Atypical Finding & ↑ PVR
Managemen
1 – small & moderate :
  • Reassurance .
  • Follow up for spontaneous closure.
  • Prophylaxis against IE.
2 – large :
 1 – medical :
* ttt of chest infection & H.F .
* Prophylaxis Against IE .
- All patients : Amoxicillin oral .
- Allergy : Erythromycine oral .
- High risk group : Ampicillin IV + Gentamycin IV .
2 – surgical
* Indication : - No spontenous Closure .
- Significant defect .
- CHF in early infancy .
- PA pressure > 50 % of sys . blood P.
* Procedures: - Immediate surgical closure .
- Pulm . art . banding ( multiple & apical defects ) .
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