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Boston Syncope Criteria calculator
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Boston syncope rule low-risk count
Band: Boston syncope rule low-risk count
Interpretation. Boston syncope rule low-risk count
Suggested management. Interpret only within the cited source population and criteria; use alongside complete clinical assessment.
Boston Syncope Criteria: 0 — Boston syncope rule low-risk count. Interpretation: Boston syncope rule low-risk count What to do: Interpret only within the cited source population and criteria; use alongside complete clinical assessment. Inputs: Signs/symptoms of acute coronary syndrome: false; Signs of conduction disease: false; Worrisome cardiac history: false; Valvular heart disease (history or exam): false; Family history of sudden death: false; Persistent abnormal vital signs in the ED: false; Volume depletion: false; Primary central nervous system event: false Source: Grossman SA et al. Predicting adverse outcomes in syncope. J Emerg Med. DOI: 10.1016/j.jemermed.2007.04.001. PMID: 17976548. Scope: eight Boston Syncope Criteria domains (ACS signs/symptoms; conduction disease; worrisome cardiac history; valvular disease; family history of sudden death; persistent abnormal vitals; volume depletion; primary CNS event); any positive → higher-risk pathway. (2007)
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Clinical inputs
- Signs/symptoms of acute coronary syndrome
- Signs of conduction disease
- Worrisome cardiac history
- Valvular heart disease (history or exam)
- Family history of sudden death
- Persistent abnormal vital signs in the ED
- Volume depletion
- Primary central nervous system event
Primary source
Grossman SA et al. Predicting adverse outcomes in syncope. J Emerg Med. DOI: 10.1016/j.jemermed.2007.04.001. PMID: 17976548. Scope: eight Boston Syncope Criteria domains (ACS signs/symptoms; conduction disease; worrisome cardiac history; valvular disease; family history of sudden death; persistent abnormal vitals; volume depletion; primary CNS event); any positive → higher-risk pathway. (2007)
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