Table 4.
Risk | Attributes | Management |
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Very low | Age ≤ 60 years, JAK2 wild type, no prior thrombosis | Observation or low-dose aspirin if vasomotor symptoms present |
Low | Age ≤ 60 years, JAK2 V617F+, no prior thrombosis | Low-dose aspirin, unless contraindicated.a Twice-daily aspirin if cardiovascular risk factors present |
Intermediate | Age > 60 years, JAK2 wild type, no prior thrombosis | Cytoreductive therapy plus low-dose aspirin, unless contraindicateda, or twice-daily aspirin without cytoreductive therapy if no cardiovascular risk factors present |
High | Age > 60 years and JAK2 V617F+, or prior thrombosis history regardless of other factors | Cytoreductive therapy plus low-dose aspirin, unless contraindicateda |
IPSET, International Prognostic Score of Thrombosis for Essential.
Aspirin is generally contraindicated in the presence of acquired von Willebrand’s disease caused by extreme thrombocytosis.