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PERIPARTUM CARDIOMYOPATHY Peripartum Cardiomyopathy is not an uncommon clinical condition. We see less of this in our clinical practice because it is underdiagnosed many a time. shall address some of the issues. DR.T.NEELAMBUJAN,M.D.,DNB(CARDIO)., CONSULTANT CARDIOLOGIST & INTERVENTIONALIST SUNDARAM ARULRHAJ HOSPITAL TUTICORIN

DYSPNEA – POST PARTUM 35/F – DOE ; 3 WKS AFTER DELIVERY HTN DURING PREGNANCY NO CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE O/E : B.P 110/70 mm Hg ; PR 105 /min LOW VOL PERIPHERAL PULSES WELL FELT RR 28/min. JVP 10 cm ;PEDAL EDEMA Grade II PANSYSTOLIC MURMUR LVS3 + BILATERAL RALES This is a prototype clinical history of a case of PPCMP which we managed.

LIKELY CAUSES? PERIPARTUM CMP PULMONARY EMBOLISM AORTIC DISSECTION ACUTE MI ANAEMIA WITH HF In a Patient ,presenting with dyspnea in the postpartum period without previous cardiac problem all the following conditions should be considered. Not going into the detail of how to differentiate due to lack of time. Echocardiogram makes the life easy.

ECHO Dilated LV. Global hypokinesia of LV. Stasis of Blood in LV as shown by SEC.

PERIPARTUM CARDIOMYOPATHY DEMAKIS et al- 1971 NAMED DCM WITH SIGNS OF HF IN THE LAST MONTH OF PREGNANCY OR WITHIN 5 MONTHS OF DELIVERY INCIDENCE VARIES Heart Failure during Pregnancy has been described in literature as early as 1849. But it was Demakis who named the syndrome as PPCMP in 1971. European society of Cardiology defined it as a DCM with signs of the HF in the last month of Pregnancy or within 5 months of delivery.The incidence of PPCMP is around 1 in 3000 live births.

TIMING OF DIAGNOSIS DX. REQUIRES BEING IN THE LAST MONTH OF PREGNANCY IF EARLIER, CONSIDER OTHER HEART DISEASE (ISCHEMIC, VALVULAR, OR MYOPATHIC) 2ND TRIMESTER BURDEN The timing of the Diagnosis is important. Diagnosis requires being in the last month of Pregnancy.If it is diagnosed earlier other cardiac problems like valvular,ischaemia or dilated cardiomyopathy should be considered). Eventhough the pathology starts earlier the increase in HR,increase in stroke volume and cardiac output in the second trimester leads to the clinical presentation in the last month of Pregnancy.

WHAT CAUSES IT? OLDEST THEORY ENDOMYOCARDIAL BIOPSY MYOCARDITIS OLDEST THEORY ENDOMYOCARDIAL BIOPSY VARIABLE PREVALENCE Myocarditis has been identified by Endomyocardial biopsy in Patients with PPCMP demonstrating a dense lymphocyte infiltrate and variable amounts of myocyte edema,necrosis and fibrosis.The prevalence of this finding is also variable from 8% to 78% raising doubts whether Myocarditis has a causal role or just an associated finding!

PATHOLOGIC IMMUNE RESPONSE VIRAL INFECTION & PATHOLOGIC IMMUNE RESPONSE AGAINST VIRAL ANTIGENS CROSS REACTS WITH NATIVE CARDIAC TISSUE PROTEINS PARVOVIRUS B19; HUMAN HERPES VIRUS 6; EBV; CMV After a cardiotrophic viral infection ( Parvovirus B19,Human herpes virus 6,EBV and CMV ) a pathologic immune response against these viral antigens might cross react against native cardiac tissue proteins and cause LV dysfunction.This is just like RHD.

CHIMERISM CELLS FROM FETUS COLONIZE IN MOTHER PROVOKING IMMUNE RESPONSE AUTOANTIBODIES AGAINST CARDIAC TISSUE PROTEINS IN HIGH TITRES APOPTOSIS Chimerism is a Phenomenon wherein the cells from the fetus pass into the maternal circulation and colonize in the heart provoking an immune response.This theory is supported by the presence of High titres of Autoantibodies against the cardiac tissue proteins in patients with PPCMP. Apoptosis of the cardiac myocytes has been proposed as one of the cause of PPCMP.Fas and Fas Ligand has been suspected to play a key role in the process of Apoptosis. APOPTOSIS OF CARDIAC MYOCYTES ROLE OF Fas and Fas LIGAND

ROLE OF PROLACTIN CARDIOMYOCYTE DELETION OF stat3 ENHANCED CARDIAC CATHEPSIN D PROTEOLYTIC CLEVAGE OF PROLACTIN INTO 16KDa PRL FRAGMENT 16KDa PRL FRAGMENT- PROINFLAMMATORY, PROAPOPTOTIC & ANTIANGIOGENIC In Genetically Predisposed mice Cadiomyocyte specific deletion of Stat 3 gene has been demonstrated.This leads to enhanced expression and activity of Cardiac Cathepsin D. Cathepsin D leads to Proteolytic clevage of Prolactin into 16 Kda Prolactin Fragment.This 16KDa Prolactin fragment is Proinflammatory,proapoptotic and antiangiogenic leading to LV Dysfunction and PPCMP.

OTHER POSSIBLE FACTORS SELENIUM DEFICIENCY RELAXIN CARDIAC DYSTROPHIN IMMATURE DENDRITIC CELLS CARDIAC NO SYNTHASE HARMONE- PROGEST,PRL,OESTROGEN HAEMODYNAMIC STRESS OF PREGNANCY FAMILIAL

WHO IS AT RISK? AGE >30 YEARS MULTIPARITY MULTIFETAL PREGNANCY GESTATIONAL HTN LONG TERM TOCOLYTIC Rx RACIAL COCAINE ABUSE One should know who is at Risk of this Problem so that we can anticipate it during the course of Pregnancy. Clinically more relevant ones are on the left side.Maternal age > 30 . Multiparous woman.Multifetal pregnancy. Gestational HTN.Longterm Tocolytic Treatment has also been considered as a risk factor for PPCMP.

CLINICAL PRESENTATION SYMPTOMS PND DOE COUGH ORTHOPNEA CHEST PAIN ABD DISCOMFORT PALPITATION THROMBOEMBOLISM HAEMOPTYSIS SCD SIGNS CARDIOMEGALY GALLOP RHYTHM EDEMA MURMUR UNEXPLAINED SYMPTOMS Clinical presentation varies. Various symptoms with decreasing order of frequency is given.PND is the commonest presentation. PND is also highly specific for HF. Rare presentations like CVA and peripheral embolism due to Thromboembolism can occur.Catostrophic presentations like SCD due to arrhythmia has been reported. consider PPCMP in any Peripartum patient with unexplained symptoms.The symptoms of HF may be difficult to differentiate from those of late pregnancy, a high suspicion can help. HEIGHTENED SUSPICION LATENT CMP

ECHOCARDIOGRAM SPHERICAL LV MITRAL AND TRICUSPID REGURGITATION LEFT ATRIAL ENLARGEMENT EF <45% If you have a clinical suspicion of PPCMP, do an Echocardiogram which will give you the diagnosis.In PPCMP we may have the above findings.

LABORATORY EVALUATION HB RENAL PARAMETERS ELECTROLYTES & CALCIUM TSH BNP LEVELS TROPONIN LEVELS Hb,Renal Parameters and Electrolytes help in the management of HF.TSH screening should be done in all patients.A low TSH might give a clue about Hyperthyroidism which might worsen the HF.Assessment of BNP levels is the more Scientific way of managing the HF.It helps to tailor the antifailure therapy.Troponin levels are used in prognostication.

ECG SINUS TACHYCARDIA NONSPECIFIC ST CHANGES LVH ECG may not be diagnostic. But helps to R/o other causes with similar presentation like AMI.Ecg usually shows the above findings.

CHEST X-RAY PULMONARY EDEMA VENOUS CONGESTION CARDIOMEGALY CXR very useful in diagnosing HF especially in patients presenting in the postpartum period.

CARDIAC MRI DELAYED CONTRAST ENCHANCEMENT (GADOLINIUM) CHARACTERIZE MYOCARDIUM & DIFFERENTIATE TYPE OF MYOCYTE NECROSIS GUIDE BIOPSY ASSESS LV FUNCTION The Delayed contrast enchancement with Gadolinium helps to differentiate the type of Myocyte necrosis ( Myocarditis and Ischaemic ) and characterise the myocardium.Cardiac MRI is also useful to Guide the endomyocardial biopsy to abnormal area rather than blind biopsy.(The present guideline does not recommend routine Endomyocardial biopsy).

HEART FAILURE Rx – PREGNANCY WELFARE OF FETUS & MOTHER CO-ORDINATED MANAGEMENT FETAL HEART MONITORING- ADVISABLE ACEI & ARBs -CONTRAINDICATED DIG,BB,NITRATES & HYDRALAZINE- SAFE LOOP DIURETICS-CAUTIOUS USE ELECTIVE LSCS-MOST CASES ACE I and ARB are contraindicated because of risk of fetal hypotension, Renal tubular dysplasia and oligohydramnios.

HEART FAILURE Rx- POSTPARTUM IDENTICAL TO NONPREG WITH DCM DIURETICS – SYMPTOM RELIEF DIGOXIN – REDUCES HOSPITALISATION ACEI & ARBs – MAXIMUM DOSE BB-CARVEDILOL & METAPROLOL HOW LONG TO TREAT?

ANTICOAGULATION RISK OF THROMBOEMBOLISM HIGH ARTERIAL,VENOUS & CARDIAC WHO SHOULD RECEIVE ? SEVERE LV DYSFUNCTION DOCUEMENTED LV CLOT H/O SYSTEMIC EMBOLISM AF The risk of Thromboembolism is high during Pregnancy and during immediate postpartum period. This can lead to arterial,venous and cardiac thrombosis.When you have an associated cardiac problem the risk of thromboembolism is higher!pts with Severe LV Dysfunction. Those with LV clot,Those with H/o systemic embolism and AF should be started on Anticoagulant.

WARFARIN & HEPARIN WARFARIN SAFE AFTER FIRST TRIMESTER SWITCH TO UFH FOR PLANNED DELIVERY UNPLANNED DELIVERY ON WARF-LSCS MONITOR PT/INR VALUES ROLE OF DABIGATRAN Warfarin is basically safe after first trimester and can very well be used for PPCMP when indicated.But warfarin must be switched to UFH before a planned delivery. If an unplanned delivery happens while on Warfarin LSCS is mandated to avoid the risk of fetal haemorrhage.when using warfarin monitor the PT and INR values atleast once in a month. Dabigatran is a new drug

NEWER TREATMENT IV IMMUNOGLOBULINS IMMUNOSUPPRESSIVE BROMOCRIPTINE MONOCLONAL ANTIBODIES INTERFERON BETA THERAPEUTIC APHERESIS NONSPECIFIC IMMUNOADSORPTION Immunosuppresive therapy in proven myocarditis cases. Bromocriptine inhibits the Prolactin secretion and is a new therapeutic target.

IABP With rapid strides in the field of interventional cardiology ,aggressive management of Acute HF is Warranted.IABP is lifesaving in pts with severe HF and cardiogenic shock.

ECMO ECMO is cardio-pulmonary bypass pump used to induce Hypothermia and Oxygenation. This is very useful in severe Moribund Pts with HF.

NATURAL COURSE BETTER SURVIVAL RATES 94% SURVIVAL AT 5 YEARS 54% RECOVERED NORMAL LV FUNCTION ( Elkayam et al ) LV FUNCTION RECOVERS > 6 MONTHS RECOVERY MORE LIKELY -LVEF > 30% Among Pts with DCM ,PPCM has got better survival rates with 94% survival rates at 5 years with todays treatment.In one of the studies by elkayem et al 54% recovered LV function in 6 months time.LV function can also recover even after 6 months. Recovery of LV function is more likely if the LV EF is more than 30% at Presentation.

CRT In Pts with Resistant HF not responding to Medical management, a CRT ( cardiac Resynchronisation Therapy ) with Biventricular Pacing helps to optimise the LV function.

CARDIAC TRANSPLANT ARTIFICIAL HEART Cardiac Transplanatation is of course the last resort and Before that Artificial Heart helps to bridge the Patient.

POOR PROGNOSTIC FACTORS HIGH TROPONIN T LEVELS QRS DURATION > 120 ms LVEF < 30% LVIDs > 5.5 cms FS > 20% LV THROMBUS RACE

RISK OF RELAPSE? LV FUNCTION COMPLETE RECOVERY- PREG NOT CONTRAINDICATED ( LOW RISK ) LV FUNCTION PARTIAL RECOVERY-DSE DSE NORMAL-PREG NOT CONTRAINDICATED DSE ABNORMAL-PREG NOT RECOMMENDED LV FUNCTION NOT RECOVERED-PREGNANCY CONTRAINDICATED (HIGH RISK)

POORLY UNDERSTOOD DISEASE HEIGHTENED SUSPICION FOR EARLY DIAGNOSIS AGGRESSIVE ACUTE MANAGEMENT HOPEFUL OPTIONS FOR CHRONIC HF RELAPSE- ACHILLES HEEL

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