Tuesday, December 02, 2014

PFO and attributable risk with RoPE score

                        cryptogenic stroke, CS (n= 3,023)                                           
 
RoPE score          No patients   Prevalence PFO   PFO attributable   
 
0-3                         613               23(19-26)             0                          
4                            511               35(31-39)             38 (25-48)              
5                            516               34 (30-38)            34 (21-45)             
6                            482               47(42-51)             62 (54-68)         
7                            434               54(49-59)             72 (66-76)            
8                            287               67(62-73)             84 (79-87)         
9-10                       180                73(66-79)             88(83-91)         
 
 
                       cryptogenic stroke (CS) with PFO (N=1,324)
                            No CS+PFO    est 2 yr TIA/CVA (Kaplan-Meier) 
 
                                                                                   
0-3                         108                20(12-28)
4                            148                12(6-18)
5                            186                  7 (6-18)
6                            236                  8 (4-12)
7                            263                  6 (2-10)
8                            233                  6 (2-10)
9-10                       150                   2(0-4)

1 comment:

Neurodoc said...

features that increase the likelihood of a causal relationship between CS and PFO include younger age, Vasalva maneuver at onset, extended air or car trvel preceding the stroke, concomitant venous thrombosis in the leg or pelvis, coesisting venous hypercoagulable statem coexisting ASA, history of migraine with aura, cortical location, multiplicity, large size of cerebral infarctsm and absent HTN, smoking and diabetes