In vivo non invasive quantitative assessment of passive diastolic stiffness of infarcted myocardium using Shear Wave Imaging
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1 Munich, August 28th 2012 European Society of Cardiology In vivo non invasive quantitative assessment of passive diastolic stiffness of infarcted myocardium using Shear Wave Imaging Mathieu Pernot 1, Wei-Ning Lee 1, Mathieu Couade 1, Philippe Mateo 2, Alain Bel 3, Mickael Tanter 1, Bertrand Crozatier 2, Emmanuel Messas 3 1 Institut Langevin, ESPCI ParisTech, Paris, France 2 Inserm U769, Chatenay-Malabry, France 3 Hopital Européen Georges Pompidou,PARCC,Inserm U633, Paris, France
2 I have nothing to disclose.
3 Heart Failure and Stiffness Global Myocardial Stiffness: - Diastolic dysfunction stem from abnormalities in LV relaxation and LV stiffness - Myocardial Stiffness and Fibrosis prognosis parameter in cardiomyopathy (Hypertrophic and Dilated Cardiomyopathy) - Constrictive vs. restrictive pattern Regional Myocardial Stiffness - Ischemia : (Stunned vs. Infarcted myocardium)
4 Heart Failure E = Myocardial Stiffness: Major determinant of Diastolic Heart Failure Definition of Diastole by physiologist: «When Left ventricualr relaxation ends, Diastolic phase rely on the passive property of LV wall described by the compliance: dv/dp and by the stiffness E = /» Diastolic phase load and contractility independant : Slow filling phase and atrial systole
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7 Typical example of data at reperfusion from an animal with stunning and an animal with transmural myocardial infarction Reperfused transmurally infarcted myocardium has markedly reduced diastolic deformation (and rates of deformation) due to increased myocardial stiffness. Stunned myocardium has nearly normal passive diastolic deformation (and rates of diastolic deformation), consistent with preserved tissue compliance. Copyright 2004 American Heart Association Pislaru, C. et al. Circulation 2004;109:
8 «Invasive Myocardial stiffness evaluation allows to discriminate between : Stunned myocardium and infarcted myocardium» Copyright 2004 American Heart Association Pislaru, C. et al. Circulation 2004;109:
9 Can this be done non invasively?
10 TDI Non invasive quantification of myocardial stiffness remains a challenge. STRAIN RATE 2D STRAIN
11 Imaging cardiac mechanic with ultrasound The stress field is not completely known, therefore it is not possible to derive Stiffness= Stress/strain Goal: Shear wave elastography to measure locally the myocardial elasticity at the different stages of a single heart cycle
12 Shear Wave Imaging SWI
13 Back To History. Institute Curie E.S.P.C.I. Mathias Fink Director of LOA (PR. ESPCI) Pierre Curie Paul Langevin Theory of Piezo-electricity First Sonar Experiment Precursor of Modern Medical Echography Conference :Salle 352 AB Renversement du temps, onde et medecine Langevin Radiation Force
14 What is Palpation for a physicist? E = 3 l + 2 µ E = m 3 µ l + µ A Great Property of the Human Body!! l >> µ ( l = 2,5 GPa, µ = 25 kpa ) Compressional Waves propagate at Shear Waves propagate at c s = m l et m Lamé coefficients l c P ( 1500 m.s -1 ) ( 1-10 m.s -1 ) Two Kinds of vibrations propagating at completely different wavespeeds!!
15 Example : Invasive Ductal Carcinoma (Zoom) substraction elasticity [kpa]
16 De la Transient Elastography en mode 1D au mode SuperSonic Shear Imaging Recherche menée au LOA depuis 1994
17 Prototype sur site Aixplorer (Inserm U765)
18 Ultrafast Imaging Conventionnal Imaging Ultrafast Imaging Parallel Processing RAM D F Hz Hz
19 Elastography Principles Acoustic radiation force (short burst (300μs) of focused ultrasound) induced micrometric displacement in a small zone of myocardium generating a shear wave in the low khz frequency range and propagate at 1 to 10 m/s. Ultrafast imaging (12000 images/s) can image the shear wave proapagation within 5 ms. Probleme inverse : m c = kpa
20 Measuring temporal variation of myocardial elasticity in a single cardiac cycle acquisition Langendorff perfused isolated adult rat heart
21 JACC 2011;58:65-72
22 JACC 2011;58:65-72
23 JACC 2011;58:65-72
24 Goal of Our study To investigate the potential of Shear Wave Imaging to quantify non invasively the change of Passive diastolic myocardial stiffness in an ovine model of ischemic heart failure
25 Experimental Setup Anesthetized sheep (10 animals) with a lateral thoracotomy to enable the use of a high frequency linear probe (8 MHz) Elasticity acquisition rate :15 acquistion per cardiac cycle The elasticity acquisition is registered with ECG
26 Basic principle of Shear Wave Imaging Step 1 Shear wave generation by focusing an ultrasound beam Step 2 Ultrafast imaging Ultrasonic probe Shear wave propagation Plane wave insonification at 10,000 Hz ~ 300 µs ~ 0.1 ms Texp=5 ms M. Fink, M Tanter, J. Bercoff
27 Real-time acquisition of the time-varying myocardial stiffness Myocardial stiffness Myocardial stiffness acquisition rate: 15 acquisitions per cardiac cycle Systolic stiffness: active properties (contractility, pressure) 35 Shear Modulus (kpa) time (sec) Diastolic stiffness: passive properties
28 Data acquisition Ultrafast acquisition: frames/sec
29 Reperfused acute myocardial infarction model Validation with Invasive Pressure-Segment length measurements Ventricular pressure LVP (pressure catheter) Segment and Volume (sono-micrometers) 5 sheep with ischemia (15 min) Reperfusion (30 min) ->Stunned myocardium 5 sheep with Ischemia (2H) Reperfusion (30 min) -> Infarct Piezoelectric crystal implanted in the myocardium Ligation of one diagonal coronary artery
30 Invasive Stiffness estimation Pressure (kpa) End-diastolic stress-strain relationship during caval occlusion is fitted to an exponential function: Circumferential strain The Young s modulus is the local slope of the stressstrain curve:
31 RESULTS
32 Shear velocity (m/s) Shear Velocity (m/s) Ischemia SWI Myocardial stiffness change during Reversible ischemia (stunned)/ Irreversible ischemia (infarction) Reperfusion Ischemia Reperfusion Systole Diastole Time (min) 15 min Ischemia + 30 minutes reperfusion Time (min) 2 hours Ischemia + 30 min reperfusion
33 Stunned myocardium (implanted crystals) 10 Baseline 10 Reperfused 9 = *e +0.50* = +9.49*e +0.69* circumferential stress (kpa) circumferential stress (kpa) circumferential strain circumferential strain Peak cumulative strain systolic Peak diastolic strain rate Diastolic Segmental stiffness constant Baseline %±0.64% 1.74± After 30 min reperfusion -8.92%±0.79% 1.19±
34 Pressure (kpa) Infarction (2 hours) (implanted crystals) Baseline Ligation Pressure (kpa) Reperfused after 2 hours of infarction Circumferential strain Circumferential strain EDP (kpa) ESP (kpa) Maximum systolic circumferential strain Baseline 1.47± ± %±0.93% 3.65 Reperfused 1.90± ± %±0.18% Diastolic Segmental stiffness constant (implanted crystals)
35 Results Infarct (n=5) Baseline After 2H Ischemia After 30 min of Reperfusion p-value Heart rate (bpm) 124±29 113±37 110±26 ns EDP(mmHg) 13.1± ± ±3.5 ns ESP(mmHg) 79.0± ± ±14.5 <0.01 Sonomicrometers ES circumferential strain 15.4± ± ±1.7 <0.001 SWE Stiffness constant 5.8±2.5 not evaluated 20.8±11.5 <0.01 Diastolic myocardial stiffness (kpa) 1.8± ± ±5.0 <0.002 Stunning or Reversible ischemia (n=5) Baseline After 15min Ischemia After 30 min of Reperfusion Heart rate (bpm) 112±13 106±13 106±11 ns EDP(mmHg) 13.5± ± ±2.3 ns ESP(mmHg) 68± ± ±11.8 ns Sonomicrometers ES circumferential strain 13.5±3 1.9± ±4.7 <0.001 SWE Stiffness constant 9.6±5.7 not evaluated 10.9±5.3 ns Diastolic myocardial stiffness (kpa) 1.9± ± ±0.2 ns Non invasive SWE Diastolic myocardial stiffness can discriminate between Infarct and reversible ischemia which is not the case of ES circumferential strain
36 Results Stiffness constant (estimated from sonomicrometers) p < ns 20,0 Myocardial stiffness (from SWI) p < p < ns ns 18,0 35,0 16,0 30,0 25,0 20,0 Infarct 15 min ischemia 14,0 12,0 10,0 8,0 Infarct 15 min ischemia 15,0 6,0 10,0 4,0 5,0 0,0 Initial Reperfused 2,0 0,0 Initial ischemic Reperfused
37 Stiffness increase (SWI) Results: comparaison of the relative stiffness increase measured with SWI and sonomicrometers 11,5 10,5 R² = 0,8649 9,5 8,5 7,5 6,5 5,5 4,5 3,5 1,5 2,5 3,5 4,5 5,5 6,5 7,5 Stiffness constant increase (sonomicrometers)
38 Conclusions SWI was validated in vivo with an independent invasive technique (Pressure-Segment length) for the assessment of diastolic myocardial stiffness. Infarcted-reperfused myocardium showed strong alteration of myocardial stiffness which was detected by SWI. A strong increase of diastolic myocardial stiffness was found in all infarcted animals (~ x10) whereas no significant change in control animals was found (stunned myocardium with reversible ischemia)
39 Perspectives Implementation of SWI on transthoracic imaging for ischemia testing to discriminate between reversible ischemia and infarcted region. New tools for Diastolic heart failure diagnosis Non invasive measurement of true myocardial contractility
40 Acknowledgment Agence Nationale de la Recherche (ANR) French Society of Cardiology (SFC) Julie Piquet and all the staff of Fondation Carpentier PARCC
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