Shadowing-Übung: SVINutes: VAN Score - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit Video

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Hello, my name is Dr. Nidhi Ravi Shankar and will be speaking with you about the Vanscore and its utility.
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There are many stroke scales that are currently used in the hospitals around the United States today.
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The National Institute of Health Stroke Scale is the most widely used deficit rating scale in modern neurology.
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Over 500,000 healthcare professionals have been certified to administer it using a web-based platform.
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It is used in the hospital setting to guide therapeutic options when patient presents with ischemic stroke.
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While useful, the scale is quite extensive and not pre-hospital friendly.
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For the pre-hospital setting, the Cincinnati Pre-Hospital Stroke Scale was developed as a rapid way to identify strokes.
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It is a scale based on the NIHSS, RAPID, but has a particular affinity towards anterior circulation strokes.
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There are many other stroke scales that have been developed in order to identify the location of strokes.
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The VAN score, however, as you can see, can be accounted for all the cortical areas.
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The VAN score, mnemonic for verbal,
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aphasia, and neglect, is a screening tool to assess for neurovascular anatomy for emergent LVO or large vessel occlusion.
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It is quick and allows for early and specific emergency notifications for mobilization of appropriate teams and resources.
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In order to determine whether the VAN test is positive, certain criteria must be met.
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Step 1.
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Just like the CPSS, if the patient presents with deficits in motor function, we move on to the second step.
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Any deficits in vision or presence of neglect and aphasia, along with motor deficits, indicates a positive VAN score.
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A positive VAN score assessment, assessment, the stroke designation protocol is implemented.
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A positive VAN score assessment hopes to accurately identify patients with LVO
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and result in early activation of the ELVO team so that door-to-groin puncture times were improved.
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While both CPSS and VAN should be performed in any stroke patient, the utility of one scale can assist consistency among paramedics,
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ED triage, and hospital providers.
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The VAN tool for identification of ELVO has shown high sensitivity,
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specificity, and accuracy in large number of patients and follows basic principles of neurological localization.
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In comparison to previously published tools, the VAN tool offers simplicity,
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speed, ease of use, and exclusion of mandatory scoring without sacrificing accuracy.
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While regional stroke systems of care are uniquely designed,
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ELVO pre-hospital assessments and bypass time windows allows for collaboration among primary and secondary stroke providers and prompt application to treatment.
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Thank you.

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