Table 2. Hestia criteria 6 Criterion . .... | American Society of Hematology

Table 2.

Hestia criteria⁶

Criterion
Is the patient hemodynamically unstable?	Yes/no
Is thrombolysis or embolectomy necessary?	Yes/no
Active bleeding or high risk of bleeding?	Yes/no
More than 24 h of oxygen supply to maintain oxygen saturation > 90%?	Yes/no
Is pulmonary embolism diagnosed during anticoagulant treatment?	Yes/no
Severe pain needing intravenous pain medication for more than 24 h?	Yes/no
Medical or social reason for treatment in the hospital for more than 24 h (infection, malignancy, no support system)?	Yes/no
Does the patient have a creatinine clearance of < 30 mL/min?	Yes/no
Does the patient have severe liver impairment?	Yes/no
Is the patient pregnant?	Yes/no
Does the patient have a documented history of heparin-induced thrombocytopenia?	Yes/no

Criterion
Is the patient hemodynamically unstable?	Yes/no
Is thrombolysis or embolectomy necessary?	Yes/no
Active bleeding or high risk of bleeding?	Yes/no
More than 24 h of oxygen supply to maintain oxygen saturation > 90%?	Yes/no
Is pulmonary embolism diagnosed during anticoagulant treatment?	Yes/no
Severe pain needing intravenous pain medication for more than 24 h?	Yes/no
Medical or social reason for treatment in the hospital for more than 24 h (infection, malignancy, no support system)?	Yes/no
Does the patient have a creatinine clearance of < 30 mL/min?	Yes/no
Does the patient have severe liver impairment?	Yes/no
Is the patient pregnant?	Yes/no
Does the patient have a documented history of heparin-induced thrombocytopenia?	Yes/no

If the answer to one of the questions is yes, the patient cannot be treated at home in the Hestia Study.