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Pulmonary Embolism Risk by Pisa Study (without chest x-ray)

 

Input
 

Age Range	<57 (0)
	57-67 (0.80)
	68-74 (0.87)
	≥75 (1.14)
Sex	Female (0)
	Male (0.60)
Clinical Factors
	Recent immobilization (0.42)
	History of DVT (0.64)
	History of cardiovasc dx (-0.51)
	History of pulmonary dx (-0.89)
	Acute onset of dyspnea (2.0)
	Orthopnea (-1.51)
	Chest pain (1.01)
	Syncope (0.66)
	Hemoptysis (0.93)
	Unilateral leg swelling (0.80)
	Fever >38 degrees C (-1.47)
	Wheezes present (-1.20)
	Crackles present (-0.61)
	Cor pulmonale on EKG (1.96)

 
Results
 
Important: Inputs must be complete to perform calculation.

 

Factor Sum		# count index logit none number points score
Risk		% fraction percent rate ratio
Decimal Precision   0 1 2 3

 

     
 
Include literature references: Yes   No

 

 

Notes

• The Cor pulmonale on EKG term can be checked if there is evidence of S1Q3T3, S1S2S3, negative right chest T waves, right bundle branch block (transient), or pseudoinfarction.

 
Equations used
 

FactorSum = AgeRange + Sex + ClinicalFactors

Risk = 100 / (1 + e(3.43-FactorSum))

 

 

Calculation Details and Variables

• Equation parameters such as Age Range, have two or more discrete values that may be used in the calculation. The numbers in the parentheses, e.g. (0), represent the values that will be used.

 

References

1. Miniati M, Bottai M, Monti S, et al. Simple and accurate prediction of the clinical probability of pulmonary embolism. Am J Respir Crit Care Med. 2008 Aug 1;178(3):290-4. Epub 2008 Apr 24. PubMed ID: 18436792

 

Associated Medical Subject Headings [MeSH]
 

80 and over,   Adolescent,   Adult,   Aged,   Computer-Assisted,   Diagnosis,   Electrocardiography,   Female,   Humans,   Male,   Middle Aged,   Odds Ratio,   Physical Examination,   Pulmonary Embolism,   ROC Curve,   Severity of Illness Index,   Software