Tricuspid Regurgitation Jet Area

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Jet Area:	cm2

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How to interpret TR Jet Area.

Step 1: Obtain a CFD of the largest TR Jet. The jet area is indicative of the degree of tricuspid regurgitation. The major factors that can influence the jet area need to be accounted for on each interrogation of the tricuspid valve. Those factors are:

Ejection Fraction
Aliasing Velocity
Color Gain
Pulmonary Artery Pressure

Low EF will falsely lower the jet size. Low Aliasing velocity (should be around 50 cm/sec) will falsely enlarge the jet area. High color gain will falsely enlarge the jet area. Low blood pressure may falsely lower the jet area (interpret the jet area with a blood pressure of 150 systolic, if possible).

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