1 |
ID |
Patient’s identifier |
2 |
Age |
With the increase of the age, increase the incidence |
3 |
N_F_Pred |
Number of predictive factors |
4 |
N_F_Risk |
Number of risk factors |
5 |
Previous DVT |
A previous DVT / PE is a risk factor repeated infringement DVT / PE |
6 |
Palpitations |
Aspecific symptom. If it implies a tachycardia could be associated with DVT/PE |
7 |
Cough |
Coughs symptom very nonspecific but frequently present in patients with DVT / PE |
8 |
dDimer |
A value of d-Dimer <230ng = ml is associated with a low risk / absent of DVT/ PE. A very high value is associated with a high risk of DVT / PE |
9 |
PAS |
A low PAS is present in patients with DVT / PE and hemodynamic shock |
10 |
PAD |
In cardiogenic shock with DVT / PE is low, sometimes undetectable. By itself has no value despite of the PAS |
11 |
FC |
In the patient with TVP / EP tachycardia is often found |
12 |
PAPS |
It is one of the criteria of right ventricular dysfunction. It can be normal in the case of EP low entity. |
13 |
WBC |
The value increases with inflammatory forms (pneumonia, etc...) that can be confused with DVT / PE |
14 |
Cancer at diagnosis |
Cancer at diagnosis It is a risk factor for DVT / EP recognized |
15 |
Troponin |
It is a marker of myocardial infarction or heart failure and can be confused with DVT / PE |
16 |
Shockindex |
It is the ratio between PAS and FC, if it is greater than 1 is indicative of shock |
17 |
NEOPLASIA |
It is a risk factor for DVT / EP recognized |
18 |
RVD |
Right ventricular overload in the course of DVT / PE |
19 |
Wells score |
Wells score |
20 |
Revised Geneva score |
Revised Geneva |
21 |
Wicki score |
Wicki’ score |
22 |
Dyspnea |
Main symptom in DVT / PE |
23 |
Chest pain |
Chest pain is present in myocardial infarction, in pleural effusion, in the high DVT |
24 |
PCO2 |
Associated with low pO2 may be suggestive of DVT / PE |
25 |
PO2 |
Associated with low pCO2 may be suggestive of DVT / PE |
26 |
PH |
In DVT / EP pH is usually normal |
27 |
Hemoptysis |
It is the expectoration (coughing up) of blood or of blood-stained sputum from the bronchi, larynx, trachea, or lungs |
28 |
Final diagnose |
Final physicians’ diagnosis |