Pediatric Appendicitis Score
Educational pediatric appendicitis risk calculator based on eight clinical and laboratory items.
What is Pediatric Appendicitis Score?
Pediatric Appendicitis Score: Educational pediatric appendicitis risk calculator based on eight clinical and laboratory items. Active calculation. Population…
Population and scope
Abdominal Pain. Children with abdominal pain and clinical concern for appendicitis
Also searched as
PAS · pediatric appendicitis score · pas · score apendicitis pediatrica
Calculator available
This page has an active local calculator in PedsCore. Entered values are processed in the browser, with references, limits and interpretation shown alongside the result.
Clinical use
This PedsCore page brings together clinical information, implementation status and available evidence for Pediatric Appendicitis Score. It is intended for Children with abdominal pain and clinical concern for appendicitis. The tool belongs to Pediatric emergency and should be interpreted in the appropriate clinical context.
Interpretation and validation
Samuel 2002 primary source traced for the 8 items and 0-10 score. PedsCore shows score and educational risk categories; there is no local validation, it does not confirm or exclude appendicitis, and it does not recommend imaging, surgery, or treatment.
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Clinical review and maintenance
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Editorial transparency
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