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• W2764245853 abstract "Objectives To determine the prevalence of vascular parkinsonism (VasP) in a stroke prevention clinic (SPC). Background VasP can be defined by an onset of parkinsonism with prominent gait problems occurring within 1 year of stroke. Methods We created a screening strategy based on the Tanner Questionnaire (TQ), a validated scale for parkinsonism, and the creation of a 4-point Five-Minute Assessment Scale (FMAS) operationalizing Zijlmans' criteria for the diagnosis of VasP. Consecutive stroke patients were screened over a 12-month period using the TQ and the FMAS. SAS statistical software was used. Results Two hundred forty patients (52.5% females) were screened (mean age of 65 years, standard deviation, 14.5). Twenty-five percent of patients had a TQ score ≥ 4 with a median FMAS of 2. In this group, 32.6% (15/46) were found to have parkinsonism. Seventeen percent (8/46) were diagnosed with VasP having an FMAS of 4. Seventy-five of the participants obtained a TQ ≤ 3, with a median FMAS of 1. Only 1 patient in this group had parkinsonism (1.9%; 1/194). Using a cutoff of 4 points in the TQ resulted in a sensitivity of 93.8%, a specificity of 86.2% for parkinsonism, and a sensitivity of 100% with a specificity of 83% for VasP. Patients with FMAS = 4 (VasP) attained higher scores in the TQ with a median of 5 (Spearman rank correlation coefficient for the TQ and the FMAS (rs) = .447, P < .0005). Conclusions We documented a prevalence of 3% (8/240) for VasP in an SPC. We propose a new, easier, and unified 2-step TQ-FMAS screening strategy for this condition. To determine the prevalence of vascular parkinsonism (VasP) in a stroke prevention clinic (SPC). VasP can be defined by an onset of parkinsonism with prominent gait problems occurring within 1 year of stroke. We created a screening strategy based on the Tanner Questionnaire (TQ), a validated scale for parkinsonism, and the creation of a 4-point Five-Minute Assessment Scale (FMAS) operationalizing Zijlmans' criteria for the diagnosis of VasP. Consecutive stroke patients were screened over a 12-month period using the TQ and the FMAS. SAS statistical software was used. Two hundred forty patients (52.5% females) were screened (mean age of 65 years, standard deviation, 14.5). Twenty-five percent of patients had a TQ score ≥ 4 with a median FMAS of 2. In this group, 32.6% (15/46) were found to have parkinsonism. Seventeen percent (8/46) were diagnosed with VasP having an FMAS of 4. Seventy-five of the participants obtained a TQ ≤ 3, with a median FMAS of 1. Only 1 patient in this group had parkinsonism (1.9%; 1/194). Using a cutoff of 4 points in the TQ resulted in a sensitivity of 93.8%, a specificity of 86.2% for parkinsonism, and a sensitivity of 100% with a specificity of 83% for VasP. Patients with FMAS = 4 (VasP) attained higher scores in the TQ with a median of 5 (Spearman rank correlation coefficient for the TQ and the FMAS (rs) = .447, P < .0005). We documented a prevalence of 3% (8/240) for VasP in an SPC. We propose a new, easier, and unified 2-step TQ-FMAS screening strategy for this condition." @default.
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• W2764245853 title "Vascular Parkinsonism in a Tertiary Care Stroke Prevention Clinic and the Development of a New Screening Strategy" @default.
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