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Aspirin Guide

Aspirin Guide

by Digital Clinix

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25 reviews
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 16, 2016
  • April 4, 2022

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This app assists clinicians in determining patient eligibility for low-dose aspirin for primary cardiovascular disease prevention. It calculates ASCVD and bleeding risk scores to guide decisions based on clinical guidelines.

✓Calculates 10-year cardiovascular disease risk score
✓Calculates bleeding risk score
✓Assists in primary ASCVD prevention decisions
✓Emails decision summary to patients
✓Incorporates patient risk factors
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What's New in Aspirin Guide

1.0.4

April 4, 2022

Updated algorithm and low-dose aspirin recommendation (75 to 100 mg/d).

User reviews

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Managing statin muscle pain

61 yo male physician initiated first ever statin with chol 221, Hdl 53, coronary calcium 1 left circ., 31 LAD and no symptoms with regular exercise history. Developed severe tendonopathy/myopathy rather quickly at 11 months. Now suffering 6-7 weeks after d/c therapy from persistent symptoms. More details of course, but where would this physician find contemporary management considerations?
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Physician

Tremendous!!! The bleeding risk is always my trouble spot!
Dr. NATODr. NATO

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I like it

Presumably some very smart clinicians and statisticians have waded through an Impossibly large set of literature data to help me sit with my patient and give him/her the best possible advice...
Porky IIPorky II

Aspirin Guide

Thank you for the aspirin guide. It does not calculate risk scores or make recommendations for patients that have chronic high RBCs, hemoglobin, and/or platelets; former smokers (which smoking contributes to atherosclerosis); or polycythemia vera. All of which can lead to clot formation, heart attack and/or stroke, especially in a young patient.
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FAQ

What does the Aspirin Guide app do?

The Aspirin Guide app helps clinicians decide if patients are suitable candidates for low-dose aspirin therapy in the primary prevention of atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD). It balances the potential benefits of aspirin against the risks of bleeding.

What are the key features of the Aspirin Guide app?

Key features include calculating a patient's 10-year cardiovascular disease risk score (heart disease and stroke), and a bleeding risk score. It also allows clinicians to email a summary of the decision-making process to the patient.

Is the Aspirin Guide app free to use?

Yes, the application is provided free of charge by researchers. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned.

Who is the target audience for the Aspirin Guide app?

The app is designed for clinicians and healthcare professionals who manage patients at risk for cardiovascular disease. It aids them in implementing clinical guidelines for aspirin use in primary prevention.

How does the app help with aspirin decisions?

The app uses patient risk factors to calculate both an ASCVD risk score and a bleeding risk score. This data helps clinicians make informed decisions about prescribing low-dose aspirin for primary prevention, aligning with current clinical guidelines.