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CURB-65 vs PSI vs SMART-COP (Pneumonia Severity Comparison)
Compare three pneumonia severity scores side-by-side from one set of inputs to support concordance reading. CURB-65 (0-5: Confusion, Urea, RR, BP, age ≥65) — quick bedside triage; PSI/PORT (Fine 1997, 5 risk classes) — the most accurate mortality stratification, more complex; SMART-COP (0-10, 2 points each for SBP <90 and hypoxia, 1 point each for multilobar CXR, albumin <3.5, RR ≥25, tachycardia ≥125, confusion, pH <7.35) — predicts need for ICU respiratory/vasopressor support. Each score has a different focus: CURB-65 is fast; PSI is more precise; SMART-COP identifies who needs ICU. The tool reports each score's total/category/interpretation and an agreement analysis (whether all three point to outpatient/admission/ICU). When scores disagree, favor the more conservative disposition. Derived from Lim 2003, Fine 1997, Charles 2008. Not medical advice.
Quick start
Call this tool from your code in three languages.
curl -X POST 'https://api.elysiatools.com/en/api/tools/curb-65-vs-pneumonia-severity' \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-d '{"age":70,"sex":"male","nursingHome":false,"confusion":true,"urea":true,"rr30":true,"rr25":true,"sbp90":true,"dbp60":false,"pulse125":false,"tempExtreme":false,"phLow":true,"naLow":false,"glucoseHigh":false,"hctLow":false,"pao2Low":true,"pleuralEffusion":false,"multilobar":true,"albuminLow":true,"neoplastic":false,"liver":false,"chf":false,"cerebrovascular":false,"renal":false}'