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  1. Bonacini Cirrhosis Discriminant Score

    Based on JAMA, Feb 22/29, 2012- Vol 307, No 8, Bonacini has the better LR for predicting cirrhosis, even when compared to LOK or APRI indexes. Who else wants this?

    36 votes
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  2. Marburg Herz Score

    Zur Einschätzung der ACS Wahrscheinlichkeit

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  3. Potassium Deficit

    e.g.: Potassiumdeficit (mmol) = weight (kg) x 0,2 x 2 x (desired serumlevel of potassium (e. g. 4,5) – measured actual serumlevel of potassium [mmol/l]

    After calculating the deficit a tool to calculate correction by infusiondrip via mixture of KCl 14,9% in other fluids would be very helpful

    35 votes
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  4. Rochester Criteria

    Scoring system for fever in children. Also see Philadelphia scale.

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  5. Oesil score for sincope

    The OESIL score is a rapid stratification of mortality risk in patients with sincope

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  6. GO FAR Score

    Any plans to add the GO FAR Score to estimate chance of good outcomes following CPR in the hospital? See http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24018585

    Thanks

    35 votes
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  7. 34 votes
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  8. Anthonisen

    Escala de anthonisen para époc.

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  9. Wood Downes Ferrez

    Mild severe bronchiolitis.

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  10. CISNE score for febrile neutropenia

    Identifies low risk FN pts
    JCO 33 (5); 465-471
    PMID 25559804

    34 votes
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  11. 33 votes
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  12. Caroc score

    10-year fracture risk

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  13. Sokal score

    Used to calculate risk in chronic myelogenous leukemia patients. Sokal J, Cox E, Baccarani M, et al. Blood 1984; 63: 789-799.

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  14. 33 votes
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  15. SCAT3

    With the increased awareness and attention to concussions i think SCAT 3 which a rapid concussion screening tool should be in med calc

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  16. PErioperative Adult Congenital Heart (PEACH) score: A new, simple score for adult CHD surgery

    The PEACH score is a clinical risk tool created to identify patients with adult congenital heart disease who are at higher risk of post-operative, in-hospital mortality.

    This simple, 7-point risk tool has been externally validated and is ready for wider clinical implementation (https://www.jacc.org/doi/10.1016/j.jacc.2021.04.096).

    Its use is free, non-commercial and does not require MedCalX to become a 'special vendor' or equivalent.

    33 votes
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  17. PRISM Score

    Pediatric Risk of Mortality.

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  18. TRISS

    Prognosticator for trauma survival

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  19. Rogers Score

    Prevention of VTE in surgical patients (refer to ACCP 2012)

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  20. 31 votes
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