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  1. Psoriasis epidemiological screening tool (PEST)

    To screen for psoriatic arthritis

    5 votes
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  2. 6 votes
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  3. Chloride Deficit in chlorine-responsive metabolic acidosis

    Cl deficit=0.2 * wt(kg) * (normal SeCl - current SeCl)

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  4. Mehran risk score

    Risk of contrast induced nephropathy

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  5. Fat-free mass index (FFMI)

    The fat-free mass index (FFMI) is a value from the percentage ratio of body fat percentage, the size in meters and weight in kg is calculated. The FFMI was presented by Kourie et al 1995 in the Clinical Journal of Sports Medicine 1995.[1] The body weight without fat percentage is: The fat-free mass index is then calculated from: The FFMI is the assessment of body composition (fat and lean body mass), together with the body size. Through targeted training a FFMI value up to 25 kg / m is possible. Index values that are above 25 kg / m indicate…

    6 votes
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  6. International Prognostic Index (IPI-Score)

    predicting the prognosis of patients with aggressive non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.

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  7. 9 votes
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  8. Pride score

    Acute heart failure diagnostic tool

    20 votes
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  9. PAMI II Criteria

    The PAMI II criteria identify low-risk patients for early discharge after STEMI with successful PTCA

    7 votes
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  10. 37 votes
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  11. 1 vote
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  12. 16 votes
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  13. 13 votes
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  14. 3 votes
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  15. Pulmonary artery hypertension risk assessment calculator

    REVEAL calculator for 1 year mortality risk assessment in PAH

    7 votes
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  16. Improvement to allowable blood loss formula

    The allowable blood loss formula doesn't address adjustments for obese patients, who may have a blood volume of 40 ml/kg or lower. It would be wonderful if the MedCalc formula incorporated the results of "Estimating Blood Volume in Obese and Morbidly Obese Patients," Lemmens et al Obesity Surgery 2006 Jun;16(6):773-6. (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed?term=estimating%20blood%20volume%20in%20obese%20and%20morbidly%20obese%20patients)

    Thank you for making and maintaining MedCalc - it is a fantastic, easy-to-use resource for practice and teaching!

    6 votes
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  17. LIPS (Lung Injury Prediction Score)

    Lung injury prediction score, score less than 4 has NPV of 97% pt won't develop ARDS.

    21 votes
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  18. Truelove and Witts

    Add this classification to ulcerative colitis severity

    105 votes
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  19. Pneumothorax size Estimate

    A formula to estimate the size (%) of a pneumothorax on a chest CXR

    10 votes
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  20. Fatty liver index

    Algorithm for identifying fatty liver

    25 votes
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