A 62-year-old with suspected cardioembolic TIA (AF known) presents within 12 hours. Secondary prevention should include which initial antithrombotic s...

Question

A 62-year-old with suspected cardioembolic TIA (AF known) presents within 12 hours. Secondary prevention should include which initial antithrombotic strategy?

Accepted Answer

Immediate anticoagulation with DOAC after brain imaging excludes hemorrhage

Answer

Dual antiplatelet therapy for 90 days

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Aspirin alone indefinitely

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Heparin infusion for 7 days then stop

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No antithrombotic therapy for 2 weeks

"tia secondary prevention (af)" MCQ (SBA): TIA secondary prevention (AF)

A 62-year-old with suspected cardioembolic TIA (AF known) presents within 12 hours. Secondary prevention should include which initial antithrombotic strategy?