avaliação funcional dos enxertos coronarianos através do ecocardiograma sob estresse farmacológico com dobutamina functional assessment of coronary grafts on dobutamine pharmacological stress echocardiogram

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OBJETIVO: Verificar a sensibilidade, a especificidade e a acúracia diagnósticas do ecocardiograma de estresse com dobutamina (EED) ao avaliar o estado funcional dos enxertos coronarianos: suficientes (SUF) ou insuficientes (INS). MÉTODOS: Estudo observacional, prospectivo, que incluiu 25 pacientes submetidos a cirurgia de revascularização miocárdica (CRVM). Foram realizados o EED e a coronariografia, antes e três meses após a CRVM. O ventrículo esquerdo foi dividido em três territórios por paciente, de acordo com as três principais artérias do coração: descendente anterior (DA), circunflexa (CX) e coronária direita (CD). Dos 75 territórios possíveis, 54 foram revascularizados: 25 específicos da artéria DA e 29 das artérias CX/CD. INS significa oclusão ou obstrução luminal maior ou igual a 50%. RESULTADOS: Dos 54 territórios revascularizados, em quatorze (26%) os enxertos estavam INS. O EED detectou isquemia em dezesseis (28%) territórios; em dez desses os enxertos estavam INS.O EED detectou isquemia em seis (15%) dos quarenta territórios cujos enxertos estavam SUF. Portanto, o EED teve sensibilidade de 71,4%, especificidade de 85%, e acurácia diagnóstica de 81,4%. CONCLUSÃO: O EED é um método diagnóstico com alta especificidade e acurácia diagnóstica e boa sensibilidade, na avaliação funcional dos enxertos coronarianos.
OBJECTIVE: To verify the sensitivity, specificity and diagnostic accuracy of dobutamine stress echocardiogram (DSE) when assessing the functional status of coronary grafts: sufficient (SUF) or insufficient (INS). METHODS: We carried out a prospective, observational study which included 25 patients submitted to coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG). The DSE and the coronary angiography were performed before the CABG and three months after the CABG. The left ventricle was divided into three territories per patient according to the three major coronary arterie: the anterior descending (AD), the circumflex (CX) and the right coronary (RC). Of the 75 possible territories, 54 were revascularized: 25 were specific to the AD artery and 29 of the CX/RC arteries. INS means luminal obstruction or occlusion greater than or equal to 50%. RESULTS: In 14 (26%) of the 54 revascularized territories the grafts were INS. The DSE detected ischemia in 16 (28%) territories; 10 of which had INS grafts. The DSE detected ischemia in 6 (15%) of the 40 territories whose grafts were SUF. Therefore, the DSE had a sensitivity of 71.4%, specificity of 85% and diagnostic accuracy of 81.4%. CONCLUSION: The DSE is a diagnostic method with high specificity and diagnostic accuracy, and good sensitivity for the functional assessment of coronary grafts.
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Authors ;Felipe José Monassa Pittella;Ademir Batista da Cunha;Luiz José Martins Romeu Filho;Marta Moraes Labrunie;Luis Henrique Weitzel;Júlio César Melhado;Antônio Sergio Cordeiro da Rocha
Journal revista cubana de ciencias informáticas
Year 2006
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10.1590/S0066-782X2006001700009
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