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To the Editor:With great interest we read the study of Cucchiara et al1 about the usefulness of the ABCD score,2 developed by Rothwell et al. A 6-point score derived from the Oxfordshire Community Stroke Project cohort (age [≥60 years=1], blood pressure [systolic >140 mmHg and/or diastolic ≥90 mmHg=1], clinical features [unilateral weakness=2, speech disturbance without weakness=1, other=0], and duration of symptoms in minutes [≥60=2, 10 to 59=1, <10=0]; ABCD) was highly predictive of 7-day risk of stroke in the Oxfordshire cohort. In contrast to the Oxfordshire series, the ABCD score …

Absence of Usefulness of ABCD Score in the Early Risk of Stroke of Transient Ischemic Attack Patients