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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Ann Emerg Med. 2010 Sep 19;57(1):46–51. doi: 10.1016/j.annemergmed.2010.07.001

Table 3.

Actual number and percentages of patients with each of the variables within the ABCD2 score.

Low (0–3)
n=189
Intermediate(4–5)
n=336
High (6–7)
n=112
A (Age); 1 point for age >60
years
135
(71%)
299
(89%)
107
(96%)
B (Blood pressure > 140/90
mmHg); 1 point for
hypertension at the acute
evaluation
100
(53%)
249
(74%)
96
(86%)
C (Clinical features); 2 points
for unilateral weakness, 1 for
speech disturbance without
weakness
22 (2 points)
(12%)

50 (1 point)
(26%)
163 (2 points)
(49%)

121 (1 point)
(36%)
106 (2 points)
(95%)

6(1 point)
(5%)
D (symptom Duration); 1 point
for 10–59 minutes, 2 points for
>60 minutes
25 (2 points)
(13%)

73 (1 point)
(39%)
152 (2 points)
(45%)

138 (1 point)
(41%)
100 (2 points)
(89%)

12 (1 point)
(11%)
D (Diabetes); 1 point 20
(11%)
67
(20%)
32
(29%)