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• W1992010515 abstract "The A-S-C-O classification may be better than other methods for classifying ischaemic stroke by aetiology. Our aims are to describe A-S-C-O phenotype distribution (A: atherosclerosis, S: small vessel disease, C: cardiac source, O: other causes; 1: potential cause, 2: causality uncertain, 3: unlikely to be a direct cause although disease is present) and compare them to the Spanish Society of Neurology's Cerebrovascular Disease Study Group (GEECV/SEN) classification. We will also find the degree of concordance between these classification methods and determine whether using the A-S-C-O classification delivers a smaller percentage of strokes of undetermined cause. We analysed those patients with ischaemic stroke admitted to our stroke unit (SU) in 2010 with strokes that were classified according to GEECV/SEN and A-S-C-O criteria. The study included 496 patients. The percentages of strokes caused by atherosclerosis and small vessel disease according to GEECV/SEN criteria were higher than the percentages for potential atherosclerotic stroke (A1) (14.1% vs. 11.9%; P = .16) and potential small vessel stroke (S1) (14.3% vs. 3%; P < .001). Cardioembolic stroke (C1) was more frequent (22.2% vs. 31%; P < .001). No differences between unusual cause of stroke and other potential causes (O1) were observed. Some degree of atherosclerosis was present in 53.5% of patients (A1, A2, or A3); 65.5% showed markers of small vessel disease (S1, S2, or S3), and 74.9% showed signs of cardioembolism (C1, C2, or C3). Fewer patients in the group without scores of 1 or 2 for any of the A-S-C-O phenotypes were identified as having a stroke of undetermined cause (46.6% vs. 29.2%; P < .001). The agreement between the 2 classifications ranged from κ < 0.2 (small vessel and S1) to κ > 0.8 (unusual causes and O1). Our results show that GEECV/SEN and A-S-C-O classifications are neither fully comparable nor consistent. Using the A-S-C-O classification provided additional information on co-morbidities and delivered a smaller percentage of strokes classified as having an undetermined cause. La nueva clasificación A-S-C-O puede suponer una mejora en la clasificación etiológica del ictus isquémico. Nuestros objetivos son describir la distribución de los fenotipos A-S-C-O (A: aterotrombótico, S: «small vessel» pequeño vaso, C: cardioembólico, O: otras causas; 1: causa probable, 2: causa posible, 3: enfermedad presente, pero causa improbable), compararlos con la clasificación del Grupo de Estudio de Enfermedades Cerebrovasculares de la Sociedad Española (GEECV/SEN), conocer la concordancia entre ambas clasificaciones y determinar si la clasificación A-S-C-O reduce la proporción de ictus de causa indeterminada. Analizamos los pacientes con ictus isquémicos ingresados en nuestra unidad de ictus durante el 2010, clasificados según las clasificaciones GEECV/SEN y A-S-C-O. Incluímos 496 pacientes. La proporción de ictus aterotrombóticos y por enfermedad de pequeño vaso según criterios GEECV/SEN fue mayor al porcentaje de ictus aterotrombótico probable (A1) (14,1 vs. 11,9%; p = 0,16) e ictus por enfermedad de pequeño vaso probable (S1) (14,3 vs. 3%; p < 0,001). Los ictus cardioembólicos probables (C1) fueron más frecuentes (22,2 vs. 31%; p < 0,001). No observamos diferencias entre los ictus de causa infrecuente y otras causas probables (O1). Un 53,5% presentó algún grado de ateromatosis (A1, A2 o A3), el 65,5% rasgos de pequeño vaso (S1, S2 o S3) y el 74,9% características cardioembólicas (C1, C2 o C3). Una menor proporción de pacientes se clasificaron como de origen indeterminado al considerar aquellos que no obtuvieron puntuación 1 o 2 en ninguno de los fenotipos A-S-C-O (46,6 vs. 29,2%; p < 0,001). La concordancia entre ambas clasificaciones osciló entre κ < 0,2 (pequeño vaso y S1) y κ > 0,8 (causa infrecuente y O1). Nuestros resultados muestran que las clasificaciones GEECV/SEN y A-S-C-O no son plenamente comparables ni concordantes. La clasificación A-S-C-O aportó información adicional sobre enfermedades coexistentes y permitió reducir la proporción de ictus clasificados como de causa indeterminada." @default.
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