Report

Dipyridamole and aspirin for secondary prevention after stroke or TIA

Status
Status: Commission completed
Project no.
A09-01
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Report documents

  1. Executive summary of the final report

    Dipyridamole and aspirin for secondary prevention after stroke or TIA

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  2. Final report

    Dipyridamole and aspirin for secondary prevention after stroke or TIA

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  3. Documentation and evaluation of comments on the preliminary report

    Dipyridamole and aspirin for secondary prevention after stroke or TIA

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    PDF document, 2 MB, DE, not accessible
  4. Executive summary of the preliminary report

    Dipyridamole and aspirin for secondary prevention after stroke or TIA

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    PDF document, 60 kB, DE, not accessible
  5. Preliminary report

    Dipyridamole and aspirin for secondary prevention after stroke or TIA

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    PDF document, 1 MB, DE, not accessible
  6. Report plan version 1.0

    Dipyridamole and aspirin for secondary prevention after stroke or TIA

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    PDF document, 152 kB, DE, not accessible
  7. Documentation and appraisal of comments on the preliminary report plan

    Dipyridamole and aspirin for secondary prevention after stroke or TIA

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    PDF document, 621 kB, DE, not accessible
  8. Preliminary report plan

    Dipyridamole and aspirin for secondary prevention after stroke or TIA

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    PDF document, 212 kB, DE, not accessible

Press releases

Ruxolitinib for myelofibrosis: indication of considerable added benefit

Advantages in symptoms and survival time in comparison with “best supportive care”

Treatment for stroke: dipyridamole plus ASA offers no advantages

Additional benefit versus ASA and clopidogrel is not proven / Major bleeding occurs more often with combination therapy

Additional information

IQWiG health information

The main symptoms of a stroke are paralysis and speech problems. The cause is usually a blocked blood vessel. A stroke is a medical emergency. It is very important to have a stroke treated quickly to prevent permanent damage. Rehabilitation helps to reduce the effects of a stroke.

Project details

Project no.
A09-01
Commission
Commission awarded on 28.04.2011 by the Federal Joint Committee (GBA).
Report type
Report
Status
Commission completed
Department/Division
Drug Assessment
Topic
Heart and circulation

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