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Lisa Shaw¹, Jemma Isaac², Jason Scott³

¹Stroke Research Group, Population Health Sciences Institute, Newcastle University, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK lisa.shaw@newcastle.ac.uk.

|December 25, 2025

Abstracto

Background:

Transient ischaemic attack (TIA) and migraine can generate identical symptoms but have very different short-term risks of stroke. Uncertainty about the diagnosis may lead to missed opportunities to prevent stroke if TIA is treated as migraine, or overtreatment if migraine is treated as TIA. This project aims to define the risk of stroke for people with migrainous symptoms reviewed as suspected TIA and develop a risk assessment tool that could promote standardisation of care.

Methods And Analysis:

The project involves two interlinked studies:(1) Study A: prospective observational cohort study.

Setting:

NHS TIA and stroke services.

Population:

adults with migrainous symptoms undergoing review for suspected TIA by a TIA/stroke service and the initial specialist clinician symptom-based diagnosis is either possible migraine or possible TIA with migrainous symptoms.

Data Collection:

baseline clinical characteristics, investigations and treatments. Stroke, TIA and migraine events within 90 days.

Sample Size:

2709 participants.Main analyses: analysis of stroke risk, development of stroke risk prediction model, preparation of visual tools to represent the risk model.(2) Study B: qualitative co-design study.

Setting And Population:

clinicians from NHS TIA and stroke services.

Data Collection:

focus groups/interviews exploring views about the potential role for a risk assessment tool, the most appropriate visualisation for the risk tool and barriers/facilitators for implementation.

Sample Size:

approximately 16 clinicians.

Analyses:

framework approach using the Implementation Research Logic Model.

Ethics And Dissemination:

This study has ethical, Health Research Authority and participating NHS Trust approvals. Dissemination of study results will include presentations at national and international conferences and events, publication in peer-reviewed journals, and plain English summaries for patient/public engagement activities.

Trial Registration Number:

ISRCTN16775533.

Palabras clave:

Migraña Estudio observacional INVESTIGACIÓN CUALITATIVA Evaluación de riesgos MEDICINA DE ACCIDENTE CEREBROVASCULAR

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