NEXUS Chest CT Decision Instrument for CT Imaging
Identifies blunt trauma patients with clinically significant thoracic injuries.
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Identifies blunt trauma patients with clinically significant thoracic injuries.
Determines need for chest imaging in blunt trauma patients.
Clears patients from cervical spine fracture clinically, without imaging.
Converts between different types and routes of opiates.
Describes criteria for knee trauma patients so low risk as not to warrant knee imaging.
Calculates fluid requirements for burn patients in a 24-hour period.
Predicts need for brain imaging after pediatric head injury.
Identifies children at very low risk of clinically important blunt abdominal injuries.
Assesses impaired consciousness and coma in pediatric patients.
Predicts need for head CT after pediatric blunt head injury, similar to PECARN .
Stratifies severity of illness and predicts mortality in pediatric patients after trauma.
Defines when knee x-rays are unnecessary, based on the Pittsburgh rules.
Quantifies severity of trauma injuries based on GCS, blood pressure, and respiratory rate.
May be a more sensitive indicator of occult shock, especially in trauma or acute hemorrhage.
Predicts mortality in children with blunt trauma.
Estimates the volume of donor RBCs needed for RBC exchange in patients with sickle cell disease.
Simplifies assessment of head trauma patients compared to the GCS .
Classifies subaxial cervical spine injury and provides treatment recommendations.
Predicts the need for massive transfusion based on clinical and laboratory data.
Classifies thoracolumbar spine injury and provides treatment recommendations.
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