Neurology Scoring Tools & Calculators
Neurological assessment — NIHSS for stroke severity, ABCD2 for TIA risk, Hunt-Hess and Fisher Grade, MMSE, and MoCA.
This category currently includes 4 tools, including NIH Stroke Scale, ABCD² Score, and Hunt & Hess.
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 Neurology Tools (4)
NIH Stroke Scale
Calculate the NIH Stroke Scale (NIHSS) to quantify stroke severity. Mild ≤4, Moderate 5–15, Severe 16–20, Very Severe >20. Guides IV tPA eligibility and acute stroke unit treatment decisions.
ABCD² Score
Calculate the ABCD² score to estimate stroke risk after TIA. Score 6–7: 8.1% two-day risk. Score 4–5: 4.1%. Score 0–3: 1.0%. Guides inpatient admission vs expedited outpatient workup.
Hunt & Hess
Classify subarachnoid hemorrhage severity using the Hunt & Hess scale to predict surgical outcomes.
Fisher Grade
Classify subarachnoid hemorrhage on CT using the Fisher grading scale to predict vasospasm risk.