Interventions
ARC-HBR Criteria
Academic Research Consortium consensus. Patients are high bleeding risk (BARC 3/5 bleeding ≥ 4% at 1 year) when ≥ 1 major or ≥ 2 minor criteria are met. Major criteria are weighted 2, minor 1 — a total ≥ 2 means HBR.
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Haemoglobin
Renal function (eGFR)
Ischaemic stroke
Spontaneous bleeding needing hospitalisation/transfusion
Additional criteria
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Total score
0
Not high bleeding risk
BARC 3/5 bleeding < 4% at 1 year
Decision guide
Standard DAPT duration (6 mo CCS, 12 mo ACS); consider DAPT score / PRECISE-DAPT for extension.
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Ranges: 0–1 Not high bleeding risk2–99 High bleeding risk
References
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