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  1. Drug dosage formula need to come back!

    As of version 3.0.5, the following formulas were removed:

    Calvert
    Corticosteroids Converter
    NAC Dosing
    Opioid Converter
    Pediatric Resuscitation Doses
    Dose Calculator (was planned for future versions)

    Apparently they were forced by Apple to remove them to comply with the App Store policy...
    However, Epocrates and many other medical apps have drug dosage calculators. Why then should a great app like MedCalc not be allowed to have drug dose calculators?
    I don't know the details of why the formulas had to be removed, but vote if you want the formulas back!

    See here:
    http://medcalx.ch/dosegate.html

    171 votes
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  2. STS (cardiovascular surgery risk)

    STS = Society of Thoracic Surgeons. Companion Score of the Euroscore. Predicted Risk of Mortality (PROM).

    170 votes
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  3. Local Anesthetics Table

    (onset, duration, max dose) both in subcutaneous administration and neuraxial anesthesia

    116 votes
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    under review  ·  5 comments  ·  New Formulas  ·  Admin →
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  4. ACS NSQIP surgical risk calculator

    Pre-op info to pts to to call post op complication risk. Just released aug 2013

    http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/24055383/

    116 votes
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  5. Pediatric Growth Charts

    We get a lot of requests for growth charts, but adding a complete charts solution is outside of the scope of MedCalc. A standalone growth charts app done by me at Boston Children's Hospital is now available for free:
    http://p2.github.com/growth-charts/index/

    However, we are considering adding percentile/Z-score calculators.

    111 votes
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  6. AGLA score

    www.agla.ch

    20 votes
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  7. Framingham General Cardiovascular Risk (2008)

    The Framingham Study Group published a new cardiovascular risk score in 2008. It is currently used by the Brazilian Cardiology Society. The original article is "General Cardiovascular Risk Profile for Use in Primary Care"

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  8. 4-2-1 Anesthesia Fluid Calculations

    A table allowing you to enter in patient's body weight, NPO duration, estimated blood loss, and insensible loss. Results would provide amount of crystalloid patient should receive in first hour, second hour, etc with cumulative totals.

    6 votes
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  9. Septic shock scores for refractory septic shock definition in children

    Hi, We have just published an article about the definition of refractory septic shock in children.
    The article is open access on intensive care medicine journal
    http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007%2Fs00134-016-4574-2

    I would love if you could implement both scores used in this article (little like the qSOFA for adult sepsis). The bedside score is similar to the qSOFA, while the computed needs your help to be calculated.

    Thank you

    5 votes
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