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AVC — prise en charge précoce

Accident vasculaire cérébral : prise en charge précoce (alerte, phase préhospitalière, phase hospitalière initiale, indications de la thrombolyse)

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This summary is currently available in French only (titles, summaries and recommendations): the English version is in preparation.

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Scope of the guideline

Prise en charge précoce de l'accident vasculaire cérébral (AVC) — alerte, phase préhospitalière, phase hospitalière initiale, indications de la thrombolyse. Recommandations HAS, mai 2009, à la demande conjointe de la Société française neuro-vasculaire et de la DHOS.

Key points

  • Devant des symptômes d'AVC, même régressifs, appeler le SAMU-Centre 15 ; le message FAST aide à reconnaître les signes.
  • Noter l'heure exacte de début des symptômes et laisser le patient allongé.
  • Tout déficit neurologique brutal, transitoire ou prolongé, est une urgence absolue ; l'AIT justifie une prise en charge neurovasculaire immédiate.

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Contents of the full summary

  1. 2 — L'alerte
  2. 3 — Phase préhospitalière
  3. 4 — Phase hospitalière initiale
  4. Annexe 1 — Algorithme de prise en charge précoce d'un AVC
  5. 5 — La thrombolyse des infarctus cérébraux
  6. Annexe 2 — Contre-indications de l'altéplase (RCP/AMM ACTILYSE®)
Societies
HAS
Document
RBP · 1 May 2009
Methodology
Grades HAS A/B/C + « accord professionnel » (pas de GRADE 1+/2+)
Endorsement
Validé par le Collège de la HAS en mai 2009

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