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  1. Fórmula de Gavelston

    Fórmula para reposição volêmica em crianças queimadas. A reposição deve ser mais agressiva do que a fórmula de Parkland preconiza.

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  2. Urogram

    Includes:
    Bilirubin
    Ketones
    Glucose
    Protein
    Hemoglobin
    Ph
    Nitrite
    Leukocyte esterase
    Color
    Appearance
    Specific gravity

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  3. 3 votes
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  4. Indice de Garcés

    Para estimar la gravedad del paciente quemado. (Burn severity score)

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  5. 1 vote
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  6. Score d'eisinger

    Score d'indication à la consultation d'oncogénétique

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  7. QBleed

    Could you add to your HASBLED score with hippisley-cox and coupland's QBleed score?

    RH

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  8. NICE guidelines

    Any chance of some of these guidelines, such as for CT following head injury?
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  9. Elixhauser Comorbidity Index

    Please add the Elixhauser Comorbidity index. It is considered superior to the Charlson in many studies.

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  10. Fórmula de vermeulen

    Para cálculo da fração livre de testosterona sérica

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  11. GSLA Cardiovascular Risk

    GSLA pour risque cardio-vasc en CH

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  12. Continuity equation

    Continuity equation: standard method to calculate valvular opening area. Systolic velocities in left ventricular
    outflow track (LVOT) and on the aortic valve, as well as LVOT area must be assessed.

    A2 = aortic stenosis area, V2 = aortic stenosis velocity time integral (VTI, obtained with CW-Doppler), A1 = LVOT area and V1 = LVOT VTI (obtained with PW-Doppler).

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  13. Nagueh-Formel

    Berechnung LVEDP mittels E und E'

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  14. 11 votes
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  15. Raca score

    Score for prediction / prognosis outcome in arrest victims

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  16. Energy expenditure (Curreri)

    Formulas for caloric intake for patients in ICU and calories for patients with burns like the Curreri formula

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  17. Post-OP VTE Risk (Pannucci)

    Pannucci CJ, Laird S, Dimick JB, Campbell DA, Henke PK. A validated risk model to predict 90-day VTE events in postsurgical patients. Chest 2014;145(3):567-573.

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  18. Risikostratifizierung nach Miettinen

    Bei GIST zur Einschätzung der Notwendigkeit eine adjuvanten Therapie

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  19. clavicle

    Robinson Risk Score for calculation of nonunion risk for displaced midshaft clavicle fractures. Needs 3 inputs:

    1. Smoker (yes/no)
    2. Comminution - i.e. presence of 3 or more fracture fragments (yes/no)
    3. Absolute displacement (mm)

    Logit(p) = -5.616 + (1.324 x [1 if smoker or 0 if nonsmoker]) + (0.561 x [1 if comminuted fracture or 0 if noncomminuted fracture]) + (0.153 x
    absolute fracture displacement in millimeters).

    Percentage probability of nonunion = exp(logit[p])/(1 + exp[logit(p)]) x 100.

    Reference:
    Risk Factors for Nonunion After Nonoperative
    Treatment of Displaced Midshaft Fractures
    of the Clavicle, I.R. Murray, C.J. Foster, A. Eros, C.M. Robinson. J Bone…

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  20. Decimal Age calculator

    Hi Team, I wonder if a decimal age calculator could work. It basically assigns a value to each day of life and provides the age. For example, a child who is 2 years and 180 days is 2.5 years. Of course leap years etc will need to be considered. Regards dr David Krieser

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