CHA2DS2 - VASc score

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Embolism in atrial fibrillation

CHA2DS2-VASc score is a scale used to 'assess the risk of thromboembolic complications 'in patients with' 'atrial fibrillation' . It replaced the older version of the 'CHADS 2 ' score, which underestimated some indications of anticoagulants compared to this version. In secondary prevention of stroke, the patient automatically has at least 2 points (risk of recurrence> 10% / year) and is indicated for anticoagulant therapy.

C cardial failure selhání (EF < 40%) 1
H hypertension 1
A2 age ≥ 75 2
D diabetes mellitus 1
S2 stroke 2
V vascular diseases (heart attack, ischemic disease of the lower limbs..) 1
A age 65–74 1
Sc sex category 1
  • The maximum number obtained is '9' , when 'the risk of thromboembolism is' highest.
  • Patients with a 'score ≥ 2' are indicated for p.o. anticoagulant treatment.
  • In patients 'at risk 1' , anticoagulant therapy is rather recommended.
  • Patients 'without risk factors' do not require treatment or are given antiplatelet agents (ASA).

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