Aortic_Dissection_Detection_Risk_Score_guideline v.1

Formula: Addition of the selected points as below: Any high risk condition=Marfan syndrome, Family history of aortic disease, Known aortic valve disease, Recent aortic manipulation, Known thoracic aortic aneurysm= 1 point Any high risk pain feature=Chest, back, or abdominal pain described as any of the following: Abrupt onset, Severe intensity, Ripping or tearing=1 point Any high risk exam feature= Evidence of perfusion deficit (pulse deficit, systolic BP differential, or focal neurological deficit in conjunction with pain), New murmur of aortic insufficiency (with pain), Hypotension or shock state= 1 point Interpretation based on the ADD-RS: ADD-RS≤1=Proceed to D-dimer testing. If dimer <500 ng/mL, consider stopping workup of dissection, if ≥500 ng/ml, consider CTA. ADD-RS>1=Consider proceeding directly to CTA or other conclusive imaging

Maryam Razavi

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@CambioCDS

Aortic dissection detection risk score (ADD-RS) is allowing a standardized assessment of the pre-test probability of Acute aortic syndromes (AAS).

ADD-RS can be used in patients aged >18 years.

Aortic dissection detection risk score (ADD-RS) cannot be used in patients with primary trauma and unwillingness.

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