This is a list of all Gastroenterology related medical scores and algorithms with their corresponding calculator/app.
Facilitates deciding whether safe discharge of patients after Lower GI Bleeding (LGIB) is possible or not.
This composite pH score measures acid exposure to diagnose gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD).
Stratifies pressure ulcer risk based on patient mobility, physical and mental condition.
Assesses the severity of pancreatitis within 48 hours from admission.
Evaluates risk of malnutrition in hospitalized patients.
Evaluates the severity of AP based on the Balthazar grading and necrosis percentage.
Screens for acute appendicitis diagnosis based on symptoms and laboratory findings.
This index assesses laryngopharyngeal reflux (LPR) symptoms and their severity to help with diagnosis.
Evaluates the severity of UC symptoms based on vascular pattern, bleeding and erosions & ulcers.
Assesses the impact of adult incontinence leakage on life quality.
Estimates liver failure risk in patients treated of primary biliary cholangitis with Ursodeoxycholic acid (UDCA).
Checks whether diarrhea is of a secretory or osmotic cause and provides the osmolar gap in mOsm/Kg.
Stratifies severity of UC to help symptom monitoring and response to treatment.
Evaluates the severity of ulcerative colitis to help with monitoring treatment effectiveness.
Predicts chance of haemorrhage after upper GI bleeding based on hemoglobin and other risk factors.
Helps diagnose acute appendicitis based on results from clinical tests and present appendicitis symptoms.
Stratifies the rate of Clostridium Difficile Infection (CDI) recurrence with patient age, severity of the disease and antibiotic use.
Stratifies Crohn’s disease severity based on characteristics of the disease.
Evaluates disease severity based on patient symptoms, weight and haematocrit.
Predicts hemorrhage mortality risk based on clinical patient data.
Stratifies the risk of acute pancreatitis complications within 24h of presentation.
Predicts likelihood of appendicitis in pediatric patients with abdominal pain.
Predicts mortality risk of patients suffering from acute pancreatitis, at admission and after 48h.
Helps with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) diagnosis based on abdominal symptoms.
Determines the difference between serum and ascites albumin to find ascites cause.
Evaluates traumatic splenic injury based on degree of laceration and hematoma.
