Diagnosis of
HOCM. Hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy is the thickening of the cardiac ventricles or septum which leads to increased effort in pumping blood due to narrowing of the ventricle [12].
This case was initially mislabelled as
HOCM based on echocardiographic findings alone.
Several types of tests are used in diagnosing
HOCM: Most patients get an echocardiogram (echo), stress echocardiogram and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).
One of the motivations for the study was a young man who was identified with
HOCM but who didn't heed the advice of his physicians and died of sudden cardiac arrest after a pick-up game of basketball.
of Cases Percentage Childhood (Congenital) 6 13.04% P value <0.001 Pre- Conceptional 8 17.3% Significant Antenatal 27 58.6% Postnatal 4 8.6% Table 4: Nature of Lesion vs Prevalence Nature ASD 8 17.3% of VSD 1 2.17% Lesion MS 3 6.5% MR 7 15% TR 1 2.17% AS 2 4.3% Multi-valvular 22 47.8%
HOCM 1 2.17% CAD 1 2.17% PPCM 1 2.17% Table 5: Corrective Surgeries in Heart Disease Corrective No.
Table-1: Comparison between
HOCM and aortic stenosis on echocardio graphy.
Without corroborating history, the most dangerous lesions that must be excluded are
HOCM and aortic stenosis.
Surgical aspects of typical subaortic and atypical midventricular hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy (
HOCM).
Charlotte Barker, aged 30, has hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy (
HOCM), which meant part of her heart muscle had thickened and was restricting the flow of blood out of her heart.
In contrast to the pathologic murmur heard in hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy (
HOCM), Still's murmur is lower pitched and often musical.