ATRIA Bleeding Risk Score

Determines bleeding risk for patients being considered for warfarin anticoagulation

Audience: PRACTITIONER

Published by EVAL Foundation

Revision 1 · Published September 12, 2024

Summary

The ATRIA Bleeding Risk Score considers major and minor risk of hemorrhage and bleeding in patients prior to beginning warfarin therapy.The ATRIA study included patients with non-valvular, non-transient atrial fibrillation.Major hemorrhage was defined as fatal, requiring transfusion of ≥2 units pRBCs, or hemorrhage into critical anatomic site (intracranial, retroperitoneal, etc.) Criteria Risk FactorPoint ValueAnemia3Severe Renal Disease/Dialysis3Age ≥75 2Prior Hemorrhage1Hypertension 1 Results Risk LevelPointsAnnual Risk of HemorrhageRecommendationLow Risk<40.76%Reasonable to start warfarin therapIntermediate Risk42.6%Alternatives to warfarin therapy can be consideredHigh Risk>45.8%Alternatives to warfarin therapy ought to be strongly considered  

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