Cardiac ultrasound normal values

  Cardiac ultrasound normal values
  Indicators
  Measured values
  Reference values
  Indicator
  Actual value
  Reference value
  Two-dimensional ultrasound measurements
  Aortic internal diameter AO
  <30mm
  Pulmonary artery internal diameter PA
  12-26mm
  Ventricular septal thickness IVS
  6-12mm
  Left ventricular posterior wall thickness LVPW
  6-12mm
  Left ventricular internal diameter LV
  45-50mm
  Left atrial internal diameter LA
  <30mm
  Right internal chamber diameter RV
  7-23mm
  Right atrial internal diameter RA
  33-41mm
  Right ventricular outflow tract RVOT
  <20mm
  Doppler measurements
  Mitral valve orifice flow velocity MV
  0.3-0.9m/s
  Aortic valve orifice flow velocity AV
  1.0-1.7m/s
  Tricuspid orifice flow velocity TV
  0.3-0.7m/s
  Pulmonary valve orifice flow velocity PV
  0.6-0.9m/s
  Left heart function measurements.
  End-diastolic volume EDV
  108±24ml
  End-systolic volume ESV
  45±16ml
  End-diastolic internal diameter LVD
  35-55mm
  End-systolic internal diameter LVS
  20-40mm
  Ejection fraction EF
  50-70%
  Shortening fraction FS
  30-45%
  Left ventricular ejection fraction LVEF
  55-80%
  Left ventricular shortening fraction LVFS
  Around 30%
  E peak to A peak ratio E/A
  >1
  Output per beat SV
  70-90ml
  Other data
  Mitral valve orifice area MVA
  4-6cm2
  Aortic valve orifice area AVA
  2.5-3.5 cm2
  Atrial defect size, flow rate
  0,0 m/s
  Pulmonary artery pressure PAP
  15-28 mmHg
  Ventricular defect size, flow rate
  0, 0 m/s
  Nakata index (PAI index)
  >330 mm/m
  Mcgoon index
  >2.0
  Calculation of the presence of ductus arteriosus, ectopic pulmonary venous drainage, permanent left superior cavity, how about ascending aorta, arch descending?
  Nakata index (PAI index) = sum of right and left pulmonary artery cross-sectional area ÷ body surface area
  Mcgoon index = sum of right and left pulmonary artery diameters ÷ aortic diameter at diaphragm level
  Item name: Inner diameter (mm) Part name Thickness (mm)
  Left atrial LA 〈35 Ventricular septum IVS <12
  Left ventricular LV 〈55 Left ventricular posterior wall LVPW <12
  Ascending aorta AO 〈35 Right ventricular wall <3-4
  Main pulmonary artery PA 〈30 Left ventricular wall <9-12
  Right atrium RA 〈40×35 Right ventricle <25
  Left ventricular outflow tract 18-40 Right ventricular outflow tract 18-35
  Part Grading Valve orifice area (cm2 )
  Mitral stenosis Mildest: ≤2.5 Mild: 2.0-2.4
  Mild to moderate: 1.5-1.9 Moderate: 1.0-1.4
  Severe: 0.6-1.0 Most severe: <0.5
  Aortic valve stenosis
  Mild: 1.6-1.1 Differential pressure: 20-50 mmHg
  Moderate: 1.0-0.75 Differential pressure: 20-50 mmHg
  Severe: <0.75 Differential pressure: 50-150mmHg
  Pulmonary arterial hypertension
  Normal: 15-30mmHg
  Mild: 30-50 mmHg
  Moderate: 50-70mmHg
  Severe: >70mmHg
  Left ventricular function (LVEF)
  Normal: >50% Mild reduction: 40%-50%
  Moderately reduced: 30%-40% Severely reduced: <30%
  Left ventricular filling function
  Left ventricular isovolumic diastolic time: (IVRT) <40 years 69±12ms >40 years 76±13ms
  E wave deceleration time:(EDT) 199±32ms
  A-peak E-peak flow rate ratio: E/A >1
  Normal vascular values.
  Arterial vascular: intimal thickening >1mm arteriosclerotic plaque >1.2mm
  Blood flow velocity: >0. 50m/s
  Stenosis classification.
  Mild Inner diameter reduction 0-50% Peak systolic flow velocity <120cm/s
  Moderate Inner diameter reduction 51-70% Systolic peak flow velocity >120m/s Diastolic flow velocity <40 cm/s
  Severe stenosis 71-90% reduction in internal diameter Peak systolic flow velocity >170m/s Diastolic flow velocity >40 cm/s
  Very severe stenosis 91-99% reduction in internal diameter Systolic peak flow velocity >200m/s Diastolic flow velocity >100 cm/s
  Occlusion 100% reduction in internal diameter Thrombus echo is seen in the occluded segment, no flow signal in the lumen
  Lower extremity deep venous valve insufficiency grading:
  Grade I regurgitation time 1-2s Grade II regurgitation time 2-3s Grade III regurgitation time 4-6s
  Grade IV regurgitation time >6s
  Grade of pericardial effusion:
  Small amount: 2-3mm, <50ml: atrioventricular sulcus, inferior posterior wall
  Small amount: 3-5mm, 50-100ml: inferior posterior wall
  Medium amount:5-10mm,100-300ml:atrioventricular sulcus, inferior posterior wall, apical region
  Large volume:10-20mm ,300-1000ml of whole heart chamber
  Very large volume:20-60mm,1000-40000ml: obvious oscillation