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| tia [2026/07/23 07:37] – [current principles of Mx of TIA in the ED] wh | tia [2026/07/23 07:39] (current) – [current principles of Mx of TIA in the ED] wh | ||
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| *gentle BP control if severely hypertensive | *gentle BP control if severely hypertensive | ||
| *discuss with [[neurology]]: | *discuss with [[neurology]]: | ||
| - | *if no AF,then for high risk patients, usually give aspirin 300mg stat plus clopidogrel 300mg stat then DAPT for the acute period of 1-2 months then single agent Rx long term | + | *if no AF,then for high risk patients, usually give aspirin 300mg stat plus either |
| * DAPT options: | * DAPT options: | ||
| * Aspirin 100mg + Clopidogrel 75mg | * Aspirin 100mg + Clopidogrel 75mg | ||
| - | * Aspirin 100mg + Ticagrelor (esp. if specific CYP2C19 polymorphisms causing clopidogrel resistance) | + | * Aspirin 100mg + Ticagrelor |
| *if AF then [[warfarin]] or NOAC | *if AF then [[warfarin]] or NOAC | ||
| ***early carotid doppler USS**: | ***early carotid doppler USS**: | ||
tia.txt · Last modified: 2026/07/23 07:39 by wh