Gastroenterology Scoring Tools
GI scoring tools including the Rockall Score for upper GI bleeding risk and the Child-Pugh Score for liver disease severity.
This category currently includes 10 tools, including Rockall Score, Glasgow-Blatchford, and AIMS65.
These resources are built for clinicians, trainees, and medically informed patients who need fast bedside calculations. Use the results as decision support and pair them with full clinical context and local guidelines.
All Gastroenterology Tools (10)
Rockall Score
Calculate the Rockall score to predict rebleeding and mortality in upper GI hemorrhage. Pre-endoscopy score ≤2: low risk for rebleeding. Post-endoscopy score 0: <5% rebleeding risk.
Glasgow-Blatchford
Calculate the Glasgow-Blatchford score to identify low-risk upper GI bleed patients. Score 0–1: safe for outpatient endoscopy without admission. Higher scores guide urgency and ICU level of care.
AIMS65
Estimate in-hospital mortality risk in upper GI bleeding using the 5-item AIMS65 score.
FIB-4
Estimate liver fibrosis risk using age, AST, ALT, and platelet count with the FIB-4 index.
AST/ALT Ratio
Calculate the AST/ALT ratio as an adjunct liver injury pattern marker in hepatology evaluation.
APRI Score
Estimate liver fibrosis risk using AST, AST upper-limit-of-normal, and platelet count with the APRI equation.
NAFLD Fibrosis Score
Estimate advanced fibrosis risk in fatty liver disease using age, BMI, diabetes status, AST/ALT ratio, platelets, and albumin.
BISAP Score
Estimate early severity risk in acute pancreatitis using the BISAP bedside score (0-5) during the first 24 hours.
Bristol Stool Scale
Classify stool form using the Bristol Stool Scale to support constipation/diarrhea pattern assessment and symptom tracking.
Wexner Constipation Score
Quantify constipation symptom burden with the Wexner (Cleveland Clinic) constipation scoring system.