One clinical workspace

Clinical tools, in one place.

Fast guided calculators for scoring at the bedside, plus the protocols, checklists, and references that support the rest of the stroke workflow.

Educational use only. These resources support learning and bedside discussion. They do not replace clinical judgment, institutional protocols, imaging, or emergency care. Stroke symptoms? Call 911.
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12 guided calculators

Score without the clutter

Every calculator below uses the same explicit, mobile-friendly option-card workflow with live progress, a persistent result, and clear completion state.

Acute stroke severity

NIHSS Calculator

Full 15-item NIH Stroke Scale with guided progression, UN documentation, and a live 0–42 total.

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Level of consciousness

Glasgow Coma Scale

Eye, verbal, and motor selections with live component feedback and a complete E + V + M result.

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Functional outcome

Modified Rankin Scale

Global disability from 0–6 with independence and walking boundaries made explicit.

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Ischemic change on CT

ASPECTS Visual Guide + Calculator

Original two-level MCA anatomy map plus a guided ten-region tracker that records every deduction.

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Intracerebral hemorrhage

ICH Score

Five-component baseline severity score with complete-input gating and prognosis-safety guidance.

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Subarachnoid hemorrhage

Hunt and Hess Scale

Clinical grading for aneurysmal SAH without false-precision mortality claims.

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Atrial fibrillation

CHA2DS2-VASc

Explicitly score all eight factors for a 0–9 AFib stroke-risk result.

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Bleeding risk

HAS-BLED

Score nine bleeding-risk factors; use with clinical judgment, not alone to withhold treatment.

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PFO and cryptogenic stroke

RoPE Score

Clinical phenotype score for a PFO discovered after cryptogenic ischemic stroke.

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Post-thrombolysis hemorrhage

SEDAN Score

Five-variable symptomatic ICH risk score after IV thrombolysis, with clear limitations.

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TIA stroke risk

ABCD² Score

Two-day stroke risk after TIA, the dual antiplatelet threshold from CHANCE and POINT, and the workup that stands at any score.

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TIA stroke risk

Canadian TIA Score

Seven-day stroke risk after TIA from thirteen bedside variables — sharper discrimination than ABCD².

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10 clinical references

Protocols, checklists, and workflow

These are deliberately separate from calculators: each is a focused clinician-facing guide with its own source context, limitations, and review date.

9 smart note builders

Notes that write themselves

For residents: answer bedside questions and get a complete, evidence-tagged impression and plan as Impression/Plan or SOAP. All nine live together with a left-hand menu in the residents’ workspace.

Written and reviewed by Zaka Ahmed, MD · Subscribe to The Vascular Brief

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