COD 158 - Septum Predominant HCM and RVoTo
RVoTo involvement in HCM is uncommon but diagnosing it may change the management plan and prognosis
66-years old with septum predominant hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM) with apical and mid-cavity involvement, 33% fibrosis, apical displacement of papillary muscles, SAM, LVoTo and MR
The video describes all these findings and the additional finding of right ventricular outflow tract obstruction (RVoTo), which is uncommon in HCM patients, even in those with biventricular - RV involvement.
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