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Predicting Stroke Risk with cTTR: 1-Year Probability & Confidence Intervals

A study determining the probability of stroke/non-CNS embolism using cTTR values. The one-year event likelihood and 95% confidence intervals are calculated based on center INR values. Source: Piccini et al., J. Am. Heart Assoc., 2014.

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Predicting Stroke Risk with cTTR: 1-Year Probability & Confidence Intervals

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  1. Probability of stroke/non-CNS embolism according to cTTR Probability of event by 1 year plus point-wise 95% CI Center TTR (%) calculated from center INR values Piccini et al., J Am Heart Assoc, 2014

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