HFPEF with Daibetic triopathy,HTN.

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IP no- 202003539
Here we discuss an interesting patient with signs and symptoms suggestive of heart failure but has normal systolic function .

To start with ,
A 53year old male patient  who is driver by occupation came with complaints of

  • Left foot ulcer since 1 year that is non healing , painless.
  • Left lower limb swelling since 6 months that progresses to right lower limb since 2 months
  • Shortness of breath since 6 months-Initially patient was able to climb stairs at home without shortness of breath,since 6 months patient noticed shortness of breath on climbing stairs that worsened over 2 months ,now patient is unable to climb stairs and takes pause in between ,he also complaints of orthopnea ,paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnoea,and dry cough whenever he sleeps on supine position. .patient also complaints that he is being unable sleep on flat surfaces and is being using 3 pillows , there is no history of chest pain ,palpitations,wheeze and seasonal variation of SOB


  • Abdominal distension since 2months , with no pain abdomen ,vomitings,bowel habits are regular .
  • Decreased urine output since 2 months ,no burning micturition,facial puffiness
  • Diminision of vision in right eye since 2 months .


Risk factors:
K/c/o Diabetic since 9 years previously on insulin and OHA
K/c/o HTN since 9 years on ATENOLOL 25 mg then changed to clinidipine 10 mg
He chew Tobaccco (Gutka) for 11 years ,stopped since 6 months
Chronic alcoholic (whisky(90-180 ml-3-4 times / week ) stopped since 2 years
History of surgery for ischiorectal abscess 10 years back.

On examination:
Patient is conscious ,coherent ,coperative
Pedal edema-grade4 with left foot tropic ulcer
PR-70/min ,regular rhythm,normal volume
BP-170/100 mmhg
Dyspneic
Spo2-94% at room air
CVS- s1 and s2 heard with pansystolic murmur in Mitral and Tricuspid area
RS- Fine crepetations heard over bilateral infrascapular and infraxillary area with absent breath sounds .
P/A- soft ,non tender
Fundoscopy— left eye severe NPDR with Hypertensive retinopathy grade 3 ,right fundus couldn’t be seen due to cataract.

Provisional Diagnosis : 
Heart failure with bilateral pleural effusion
Diabetes
Hypertension

Investigations: 



   













28/1/2020

Recent chest x ray

2D echo was done and it showed: 


 


With signs and symptoms of heart failure ,patient was started on preload and after load reducing agents .

Discussion : 
1. Why patient had heart failure even when his systolic function is normal 
2. Did Dilated cardiomyopathy cause heart failure or heart failure caused Dilated Chambers 
3 .Diagnostic and therapeutic approach to  a patient with signs and symptoms of heart failure but 2d echo showing normal ejection fraction. 
4. Diabetes and heart failure .
5. Alcoholic cardiomyopathy 
6.Pathophysiology of pleural effusion in heart failure .


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