Clinical Tools

GI & Hepatology Calculators

Interactive, evidence-based calculators for gastroenterology and hepatology clinical decision support. For educational use.

Medical Disclaimer: These tools and content are for educational purposes only and do not replace clinical judgment, institutional protocols, or current guidelines. Always apply professional expertise and consult appropriate resources when managing individual patients.

Hepatology

MELD-Na Score

Model for End-Stage Liver Disease with Sodium — predicts 3-month survival in cirrhosis.

Enter all values to calculate

Kim et al., Hepatology 2008; OPTN/UNOS Policy

Hepatology

FIB-4 Index

Non-invasive fibrosis assessment for MASLD/MASH and chronic liver disease using routine labs.

Enter all values to calculate

Shah et al., Hepatology 2009; AASLD MASLD Guidance 2023

Hepatology

Maddrey's Discriminant Function

Severity assessment for alcoholic hepatitis. Guides corticosteroid decision-making.

Enter all values to calculate

Maddrey WC et al., Gastroenterology 1978; AASLD ALD Practice Guidance 2019; ACG Clinical Guideline ALD 2018

GI Bleeding

Glasgow-Blatchford Score

Pre-endoscopy risk stratification for acute upper GI bleeding. Predicts need for intervention.

0
Very Low Risk
Outpatient management may be appropriate.

Blatchford et al., Lancet 2000; NICE Guidance NG141

GI Bleeding

Shock Index

Rapid pre-endoscopy hemodynamic triage for GI bleeding. SI = Heart Rate ÷ Systolic BP.

Enter heart rate and systolic BP to calculate

Saltzman JR et al.; ACG Clinical Guideline UGIB 2021; Strate LL et al., ACG Clinical Guideline LGIB 2023

Functional GI

Rome IV IBS Criteria

Diagnostic checklist for Irritable Bowel Syndrome per Rome IV criteria (2016), including subtype classification.

Core Diagnostic Criteria

Subtype Classification (Bristol Stool Scale)

Alarm Features (check any that apply)

Complete the checklist above to evaluate IBS criteria.

Lacy et al., Gastroenterology 2016 (Rome IV)

Medical Disclaimer: These tools and content are for educational purposes only and do not replace clinical judgment, institutional protocols, or current guidelines. Always apply professional expertise and consult appropriate resources when managing individual patients.