Ebstein's Anomaly A&P
Ebstein's Anomaly Presentation
Ebstein's Surgical Interventions
Chest Tube Basics
Bonus!
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What is Ebstein's Anomaly? 

CHD characterized by downward displacement of the tricuspid valve into the right ventricle.

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What is cyanosis? 

ASD creates R to L shunting = Mixed! 

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What are prostaglandins?

Keep PDA open to maintain blood flow through heart and to rest of body

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What is "A, B and C"?

A- Suction control, provided by provider order, B-water seal chamber, C-air leak monitor

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What is banding?

Keeps CT secure to chamber

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What is the tricuspid valve?

The tricuspid valve forms lower than normal, with only 2 leaflets instead of 3. 

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What is "box-shaped" heart? 

Enlarged atrium on x-ray
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What is a BT shunt?

Infants with severe Ebstein's may need a BT shunt. 

-Pulmonary artery to aorta 

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What supplies are needed for setting up a new chamber?

New chamber, CT clamps, gloves

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What happens if CT dislodges?

Vaseline gauze, NOTIFY 

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What is regurgiation?

The tricuspid valve does not close fully 

-enlarged RA

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What is childhood presentation?

-Mild cyanosis, exercise intolerance, respiratory infections, murmur

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What is cone procedure?

Separates the heart muscle from the tissue that should have formed a TV, then is used to create a working TV.

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What is the emergency equipment?

-1 chest tube clamp per CT, vaseline gauze

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What is "D, E, and F"?

D-collection chamber, E-Suction monitor F- Suction port

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What is "atrialized"?

Part of the RV tissue lies above the tricuspid valve and serves as the atrium. 

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What is a murmur?

Holosystolic murmur at the left sternal border due to tricuspid regurgitation. 

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What is tricuspid valve replacement?

Removal of the damaged TV, replaced with a biologic valve

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When assessing, what do you look for?

1. The dressing

2. Chamber (output, tubing, bubbling, suction=order)

3. Banding

4. Suction

5. Emergency supplies

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What is post CT removal?

Leave dressing on 48 hrs, clean shift with vashe and redress until no longer draining. 

Suture=Out 7 days

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What are the key concepts?

1. Tricuspid valve forms lower (2 instead of 3)

-enlarged RA

-small RV

2. ASD

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What is a common rhythm associated with Ebsteins? 

WPW

-Malformation and displacement of the tricuspid valve can create abnormal AV connections =accessory pathways 

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Who is Wilhelm Ebstein?

First described the anomaly in 1866.

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Dressing Change Supplies

1. Tegaderm

2. Gauze

3. Steri-strips

4. CHG 

5. Mastisol

6. Border Tegaderm

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What is a dressing change procedure? 

1. remove

2. sutures intact

3. tegaderm over insertion site

4. chevron 

5. border teg and pants

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