2010 revised diagnostic criteria nvn
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An overview of the 2010 Revised Ghent Nosology for Marfan Syndrome. Created to train those knowledgable of the disorder of the changes in how the disorder is diagnosed, including systemic score, z-score calculation, genetic testing, differential diagnosis, etc.TRANSCRIPT
2010 Revised 2010 Revised Diagnostic CriteriaDiagnostic Criteria
ObjectivesObjectives
Review the new diagnostic Review the new diagnostic criteria for Marfan syndrome and criteria for Marfan syndrome and related disordersrelated disorders
Recognize and appreciate the Recognize and appreciate the distinguishing characteristics of distinguishing characteristics of select disorders with overlapping select disorders with overlapping featuresfeatures
Reinforce your job role as a Reinforce your job role as a contact support personcontact support person
BackgroundBackground
Heritable disorders of connective Heritable disorders of connective tissue include a wide range of tissue include a wide range of disorders with overlapping disorders with overlapping featuresfeatures
Accurate diagnosis is essential Accurate diagnosis is essential for proper medical management for proper medical management and requires careful clinical and requires careful clinical evaluation to identify associated evaluation to identify associated featuresfeatures
Purpose of Diagnostic Purpose of Diagnostic CriteriaCriteria
PATIENTS
PHYSICIANS & COUNSELORS
RESEARCHERS
Avoid undue patient burden
Improve proper patient management
Inform research
Pros/Cons of 1996 Diagnostic Pros/Cons of 1996 Diagnostic CriteriaCriteria
Pros:Pros: World-wide applicationWorld-wide application Helpful in making the diagnosis of MFSHelpful in making the diagnosis of MFS Proved to be both sensitive and specific with Proved to be both sensitive and specific with FBN1FBN1
mutations identified in over 95% of patients fulfilling mutations identified in over 95% of patients fulfilling Ghent criteriaGhent criteria
Cons:Cons: In the absence of aortic enlargement, the diagnosis can be In the absence of aortic enlargement, the diagnosis can be
stigmatizing, hampering career aspirations and restricting stigmatizing, hampering career aspirations and restricting insurance opportunitiesinsurance opportunities
The label “MFS” may cause a psychological burden and The label “MFS” may cause a psychological burden and depression because of physical restrictionsdepression because of physical restrictions
Some diagnostic features have not been validated such as Some diagnostic features have not been validated such as stretch marksstretch marks
Others necessitate imaging that is not clinically indicated Others necessitate imaging that is not clinically indicated e.g. dural ectasiae.g. dural ectasia
Difficult application in childrenDifficult application in children
Methods for Improving Methods for Improving 1996 Diagnostic Criteria1996 Diagnostic Criteria
Expert panel meeting relied on:Expert panel meeting relied on: Large database of medical recordsLarge database of medical records individual opinion based on extensive patient individual opinion based on extensive patient
care care practical experience with the use of the practical experience with the use of the
current criteria current criteria
Guiding principles: Guiding principles: maximal use of evidence-based decision maximal use of evidence-based decision
making making consider patient-centric implicationsconsider patient-centric implications focus on distinguishing MFS from its related focus on distinguishing MFS from its related
disordersdisorders define purposeful featuresdefine purposeful features
2010 Revised Diagnostic 2010 Revised Diagnostic CriteriaCriteria
Emphasis on the key features of Emphasis on the key features of Marfan syndromeMarfan syndrome– Aortic root aneurysm/ aortic root Aortic root aneurysm/ aortic root
dissectiondissection– Ectopia lentis (lens dislocation)Ectopia lentis (lens dislocation)
New systemic score assigns less New systemic score assigns less specific features of Marfan specific features of Marfan syndrome a numeric value so syndrome a numeric value so they are weighted properly in they are weighted properly in the evaluation process.the evaluation process.
New Features of the New Features of the 2010 Revised Diagnostic 2010 Revised Diagnostic
CriteriaCriteria Highlights the identification of Highlights the identification of
additional features that would additional features that would suggest an alternative diagnosissuggest an alternative diagnosis
Provides a more precise role for Provides a more precise role for molecular testingmolecular testing
Defines criteria for those with a Defines criteria for those with a family history and those without family history and those without a family historya family history
2010 Revised Diagnostic 2010 Revised Diagnostic CriteriaCriteria
Criteria for Marfan syndrome diagnosis Criteria for Marfan syndrome diagnosis in patients with no family historyin patients with no family history
- - Ao (Z ≥ 2) AND ectopia lentisAo (Z ≥ 2) AND ectopia lentis
- - Ao (Z ≥ 2) AND Ao (Z ≥ 2) AND FBN1 FBN1 mutationmutation
- - Ao (Z ≥ 2) AND systemic features (≥ 7 Ao (Z ≥ 2) AND systemic features (≥ 7 points)points)
- - Ectopia lentis AND Ectopia lentis AND FBN1 FBN1 associated with associated with known aortic involvementknown aortic involvement
Ao = aortic diameter above indicated Z-score or Ao = aortic diameter above indicated Z-score or aortic root dissectionaortic root dissection
Systemic FeaturesSystemic Features Wrist AND thumb signWrist AND thumb sign 33 Wrist OR thumb sign Wrist OR thumb sign 11 Pectus carinatum (protruding)Pectus carinatum (protruding) 22 Pectus excavatum or chest Pectus excavatum or chest 11
asymmetry (indented)asymmetry (indented) Hindfoot deformity Hindfoot deformity 22 Plain pes planus (flat feet)Plain pes planus (flat feet) 11 Pneumothorax (lung)Pneumothorax (lung) 22 Dural ectasia (lower back)Dural ectasia (lower back) 22 Protrusio acetabuli (hip)Protrusio acetabuli (hip) 22 Reduced US/LS AND increased Reduced US/LS AND increased 11
arm/height AND no severe scoliosisarm/height AND no severe scoliosis
Scoliosis or thoracolumbar kyphosisScoliosis or thoracolumbar kyphosis11 Reduced elbow extension Reduced elbow extension 11 Facial features- (3/5):Facial features- (3/5): 11
dolichocephaly, dolichocephaly, enophthalmos, enophthalmos, downslanting palpebral fissures, downslanting palpebral fissures,
malar hypoplasia, retrognathiamalar hypoplasia, retrognathia Skin stretch marks Skin stretch marks 11 Myopia > 3 diopters Myopia > 3 diopters 11 Mitral valve prolapse Mitral valve prolapse 11
Maximum total: 20 ≥ 7 systemic Maximum total: 20 ≥ 7 systemic involvementinvolvement
2010 Revised Diagnostic 2010 Revised Diagnostic CriteriaCriteria
Criteria for Marfan syndrome Criteria for Marfan syndrome diagnosis in patients with a positive diagnosis in patients with a positive family historyfamily history
– Ectopia lentis AND family history of MFSEctopia lentis AND family history of MFS– Systemic features (≥ 7 points) AND family Systemic features (≥ 7 points) AND family
history of MFShistory of MFS– Ao family history of MFSAo family history of MFS
(Z ≥ 2 above 20 years, ≥ 3 below 20 (Z ≥ 2 above 20 years, ≥ 3 below 20 years)years)
Special considerations for Special considerations for children (<20 yrs):children (<20 yrs):
If insufficient systemic features (<7) and/or If insufficient systemic features (<7) and/or borderline aortic root measurements (Z < 3) borderline aortic root measurements (Z < 3) are present (without are present (without FBN1FBN1 mutation) mutation)
-> use -> use “non-specific connective tissue disorder”“non-specific connective tissue disorder” until follow-up echo evaluation shows aortic until follow-up echo evaluation shows aortic root dilation (Z≥3). root dilation (Z≥3).
If an If an FBN1FBN1 mutation is identified in sporadic or mutation is identified in sporadic or familial cases but aortic root measurements familial cases but aortic root measurements are still below Z=3, are still below Z=3,
-> use the term -> use the term “potential MFS”“potential MFS” until the aorta until the aorta reaches threshold. reaches threshold.
Emphasis on the Emphasis on the DifferentialDifferentialDiagnosisDiagnosis
Diagnosis of MFS must be made in Diagnosis of MFS must be made in the absence of features suggestive the absence of features suggestive of alternative diagnosis such as of alternative diagnosis such as Loeys Dietz Syndrome, Familial Loeys Dietz Syndrome, Familial Aortic Aneurysm etc.Aortic Aneurysm etc.
Consideration of genetic testing Consideration of genetic testing for TGFBR1/2, COL3A1, and other for TGFBR1/2, COL3A1, and other genes as they are identified over genes as they are identified over timetime
Differential Differential Diagnosis/Related Diagnosis/Related
DisordersDisorders Ectopia lentis syndromeEctopia lentis syndrome
– Dislocated lenses with or without systemic Dislocated lenses with or without systemic features AND with an features AND with an FBN1 FBN1 not associated with Ao not associated with Ao or no or no FBN1FBN1
MASS (myopia, MVP, borderline aortic MASS (myopia, MVP, borderline aortic root dilation, striae, skeletal findings)root dilation, striae, skeletal findings)– Ao (Z < 2) AND systemic features ≥ 5 (with at Ao (Z < 2) AND systemic features ≥ 5 (with at
least one skeletal feature) without ectopia lentisleast one skeletal feature) without ectopia lentis
Mitral valve prolapse syndromeMitral valve prolapse syndrome– MVP AND Ao (Z < 2) AND systemic features < 5 MVP AND Ao (Z < 2) AND systemic features < 5
without ectopia lentiswithout ectopia lentis
ConclusionsConclusions Accurate diagnosis of patients with Accurate diagnosis of patients with
connective tissue disorders is critical to connective tissue disorders is critical to guide medical management and provide guide medical management and provide families with appropriate risk assessmentfamilies with appropriate risk assessment
The revised Ghent criteria provides a The revised Ghent criteria provides a comprehensive approach to the evaluation comprehensive approach to the evaluation and management of patients with Marfan and management of patients with Marfan syndrome and related disorderssyndrome and related disorders
New information and new discoveries will New information and new discoveries will continue to shape and refine these continue to shape and refine these recommendationsrecommendations
Your Role as Support Your Role as Support ContactContact
ListenListen Provide SupportProvide Support Key points Key points
– Clinical evaluation is necessaryClinical evaluation is necessary– Monitoring of the aorta frequently is Monitoring of the aorta frequently is
crucialcrucial