The following criteria should be considered as a possible tia History of clinical symptoms including, but not limited to Diagnostic algorithm for patients with possible tia Patients discharged after having a tia should be receiving an antiplatelet agent (unless clear contraindication), a statin, and antihypertensive medication if indicated. If you think you may have had a tia, or know someone who has, this factsheet explains what the symptoms are, what you should do when you have them and how a tia is diagnosed and treated. Transient ischemic attack (tia) occurs when a blood clot blocks a blood vessel in the brain for a short time
A tia is a strong sign that a stroke will happen in the future. If symptoms continue for longer than 24 hours, then this is a stroke Transient ischemic attack (tia) is clinically described as an acute onset of focal neurological symptoms followed by complete resolution
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