Calculated expanded-CURB-65 score: ... points
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Calculated expanded-CURB-65 score: points
Outcome stratification
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Result interpretation
How this modell should be used:
The expanded CURB-65 is a simple and effective severity score for community-acquired pneumonia (CAP) patients.
Model performance:
Liu et al (2016) compared the effectiveness of different pneumonia severity scores to predict mortality. The predictive efficiency of the expanded CURB-65 was deemed better than other score systems. Moreover, the clinical usefullness of the expanded CURB-65 was confirmed in an external validation cohort of 1164 patients with pneumonia. Yet, model calibration was suboptimal in patients with health care- associated pneumonia (HCAP).
Source:
Jin-liang Liu, Feng Xu, Hui Zhou, et al. Expanded CURB-65: a new score system predicts severity of community-acquired pneumonia with superior efficiency. Sci Rep. 2016;6: 22911.
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Model feedback
No feedback yet 1 Comment {{ model.comments.length }} CommentsValidation cohort size: 704
C-Index: 0.77 |
Validation study authors: Liu JL, Xu F, Zhou H, Wu XJ, Shi LX, Lu RQ, Farcomeni A, Venditti M, Zhao YL, Luo SY, Dong XJ, and Falcone M.
Validation author: Evidencio Community
Revision date: 2017-11-19
Validation cohort size: 456
C-Index: 0.74 |
Validation study authors: Liu JL, Xu F, Zhou H, Wu XJ, Shi LX, Lu RQ, Farcomeni A, Venditti M, Zhao YL, Luo SY, Dong XJ, and Falcone M.
Validation author: Evidencio Community
Revision date: 2017-11-19

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