Appropriate Use Criteria for Initial Transthoracic Echocardiography in Outpatient Pediatric Cardiology (scores listed by Appropriate Use rating)

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Appropriate Use Criteria for Initial Transthoracic Echocardiography in Outpatient Pediatric Cardiology (scores listed by Appropriate Use rating) Table 1: Appropriate indications (median score 7-9) Indication Palpitations Appropriate Use Score (1-9) 6 Palpitations with family history at a young age (before the age of 50 years) of sudden cardiac arrest or death and/or pacemaker or implantable defibrillator placement 7 Palpitations with family history of cardiomyopathy A (9) 8 Palpitations in a patient with known cardiomyopathy A (9) Arrhythmias/ ECG Findings 11 Supraventricular tachycardia 14 Ventricular tachycardia A (9) Syncope 19 Syncope with abnormal ECG 21 Syncope with family history at a young age (before the age of 50 years) of sudden cardiac arrest or death and/or pacemaker or implantable defibrillator placement 22 Syncope with family history of cardiomyopathy A (9) A (9) 25 Exertional syncope A (9) 26 Unexplained post-exertional syncope Chest Pain 30 Exertional chest pain A (8) 33 Non-exertional chest pain with abnormal ECG 34 Chest pain with family history of sudden unexplained death or cardiomyopathy A (8) Murmur 40 Presumptively innocent murmur with signs, symptoms, or findings of cardiovascular disease 1

41 Pathologic murmur A (9) Other Symptoms and Signs 42 Symptoms and/or signs suggestive of congestive heart failure, including but not limited to respiratory distress, poor peripheral pulses, feeding difficulty, decreased urine output, edema, and/or hepatomegaly 45 Signs and symptoms of endocarditis in the absence of blood culture data or a negative blood culture 47 Central cyanosis A (8) Prior Test Results A (9) A (8) 50 Genotype positive for cardiomyopathy A (9) 51 Abnormal chest X-ray findings suggestive of cardiovascular disease A (9) 52 Abnormal ECG without symptoms 53 Desaturation based on pulse oximetry A (9) 55 Previously normal echocardiogram with a change in cardiovascular status and/or a new family history suggestive of heritable heart disease 57 Chromosomal abnormality known to be associated with cardiovascular disease A (9) 59 Positive blood cultures suggestive of infective endocarditis A (9) 60 Abnormal cardiac enzymes A (9) 61 Abnormal barium swallow or bronchoscopy suggesting vascular ring Systemic Disorders 63 Prior to or during chemotherapy in cancer A (8) 64 Sickle cell disease and other hemoglobinopathies A (8) 65 Connective tissue disorder such as Marfan, Loeys Dietz, and other aortopathy syndromes A (9) 66 Suspected connective tissue disorder 67 Clinically suspected syndrome or extracardiac congenital anomaly known to be associated with congenital heart disease 68 Human immunodeficiency virus infection A (8) A (9) 69 Suspected or confirmed Kawasaki disease A (9) 2

70 Suspected or confirmed Takayasu arteritis A (9) 71 Suspected or confirmed acute rheumatic fever A (9) 72 Systemic lupus erythematosis and autoimmune disorders 73 Muscular dystrophy A (9) 74 Systemic hypertension A (9) 75 Renal failure 81 Stroke A (8) 83 Suspected pulmonary hypertension A (9) 87 Storage diseases, mitochondrial and metabolic disorders A (8) 88 Abnormalities of visceral or cardiac situs A (9) Family History of Cardiovascular Disease in Patients without Signs or Symptoms and without Confirmed Cardiac Diagnosis 92 Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy A (9) 93 Non-ischemic dilated cardiomyopathy A (9) 94 Other cardiomyopathies A (8) 97 Genetic disorder at high risk for cardiovascular involvement 98 Marfan or Loeys Dietz syndrome 103 Heritable pulmonary arterial hypertension A (8) Outpatient Neonates without Post-Natal Cardiology Evaluation 106 Suspected cardiovascular abnormality on fetal echocardiogram A (9) 108 Maternal infection during pregnancy or delivery with potential fetal/ neonatal cardiac sequelae 111 Maternal phenylketonuria 3

Table 2: May Be Appropriate indications (median score 4-6) Indication Palpitations Appropriate Use Score (1-9) 3 Palpitations with abnormal ECG M (6) 5 Palpitations in a patient with known channelopathy M (4) Arrhythmias/ ECG Findings 12 PVCs in the prenatal or neonatal period M (6) 13 PVCs after the neonatal period M (6) Syncope 20 Syncope with family history of channelopathy M (5) 24 Unexplained pre-syncope M (4) Chest Pain 29 Chest pain with other symptoms or signs of cardiovascular disease, a benign family 35 Chest pain with family history of premature coronary artery disease M (4) 36 Chest pain with recent onset of fever M (6) 38 Chest pain with recent illicit drug use M (6) Other Symptoms and Signs 43 Chest wall deformities and scoliosis pre-operatively M (6) 46 Unexplained fever without other evidence for cardiovascular or systemic involvement M (5) Prior Test Results 49 Known channelopathy M (4) 58 Chromosomal abnormality with undefined risk for cardiovascular disease M (5) Systemic Disorders 62 Cancer without chemotherapy M (5) 77 Obesity with obstructive sleep apnea M (6) 78 Obesity with other cardiovascular risk factors M (6) M (6) 4

85 Hepatic disorders M (4) 86 Failure to thrive M (5) Family History of Cardiovascular Disease in Patients without Signs or Symptoms and without Confirmed Cardiac Diagnosis 89 Unexplained sudden death before the age of 50 years M (6) 99 Connective tissue disorder other than Marfan or Loeys Dietz syndrome M (6) 100 Congenital left-sided heart lesion, including but not limited to mitral stenosis, left ventricular outflow tract obstruction, bicuspid aortic valve, aortic coarctation, and/or hypoplastic left heart syndrome 101 Congenital heart disease other than the congenital left-sided heart lesions M (5) 102 Idiopathic pulmonary arterial hypertension M (5) Outpatient Neonates without Post-Natal Cardiology Evaluation 109 Maternal diabetes with no prior fetal echocardiogram M (6) 110 Maternal diabetes with a normal fetal echocardiogram M (4) 112 Maternal autoimmune disorder M (5) 113 Maternal teratogen exposure M (6) M (6) Table 3: Rarely Appropriate indications (median score 1-3) Indication Palpitations Appropriate Use Score (1-9) 1 Palpitations with no other symptoms or signs of cardiovascular disease, a benign family history, and no recent ECG 2 Palpitations with no other symptoms or signs of cardiovascular disease, a benign family 4 Palpitations with family history of a channelopathy R (3) Arrhythmias/ ECG Findings 9 PACs in the prenatal or neonatal period R (3) 10 PACs after the neonatal period R (3) 15 Sinus bradycardia 16 Sinus arrhythmia R (1) R (1) 5

Syncope 17 Syncope with or without palpitations and with no recent ECG R (3) 18 Syncope with no other symptoms or signs of cardiovascular disease, a benign family 23 Probable neurocardiogenic (vasovagal) syncope 27 Syncope or pre-syncope with a known non-cardiovascular cause Chest Pain 28 Chest pain with no other symptoms or signs of cardiovascular disease, a benign family 31 Non-exertional chest pain with no recent ECG R (3) 32 Non-exertional chest pain with normal ECG R (1) 37 Reproducible chest pain with palpation or deep inspiration R (1) Murmur 39 Presumptively innocent murmur with no symptoms, signs, or findings of cardiovascular disease and a benign family history Other Symptoms and Signs R (1) 44 Fatigue with no other signs and symptoms of cardiovascular disease, a normal ECG, and a benign family history 48 Isolated Acrocyanosis R (1) Prior Test Results 54 Previously normal echocardiogram with no change in cardiovascular status or family history54 56 Elevated anti-streptolysin O titers without suspicion for rheumatic fever56 R (3) Systemic Disorders 76 Obesity without other cardiovascular risk factors 79 Diabetes mellitus R (3) 80 Lipid disorders R (3) 82 Seizures, other neurologic disorders, or psychiatric disorders 84 Gastrointestinal disorders, not otherwise specified Family History of Cardiovascular Disease in Patients without Signs or Symptoms and without Confirmed Cardiac Diagnosis R (3) R (1) 6

90 Premature coronary artery disease before the age of 50 years 91 Channelopathy R (3) 95 Unspecified cardiovascular disease R (3) 96 Disease at high risk for cardiovascular involvement, including but not limited to diabetes, systemic hypertension, obesity, stroke, and peripheral vascular disease 104 Pulmonary arterial hypertension other than idiopathic and heritable R (3) 105 Consanguinity R (3) Outpatient Neonates without Post-Natal Cardiology Evaluation 107 Isolated echogenic focus on fetal ultrasound 7