CURB-65 vs PSI vs SMART-COP (Pneumonia Severity Comparison)

POST https://api.elysiatools.com/en/api/tools/curb-65-vs-pneumonia-severity

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      "name": "curb-65-vs-pneumonia-severity",
      "description": "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.",
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      "args": [],
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      "isActive": true,
      "type": "sse"
    }
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  "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
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