Predict outcome in acute pancreatitis
The Glasgow Imrie score is a modification of the Ranson's criteria for acute pancreatitis. It was originally composed of 9 factors however this was subsequently reduced to 8 components due to a superior predictive value. Three or more positive criteria, on the basis of bloods taken on admission and repeated within 48 hours, is indicative of severe pancreatitis and may require transfer to a higher acuity unit.
A score is determined by assigning one point for each of the criteria outlined below.
Variable & Associated Points
Points assignment correspond to the following risk classes:
Moore EM.
The Glasgow Imrie score is a modification of the Ranson's criteria for acute pancreatitis. It was originally composed of 9 factors however this was subsequently reduced to 8 components due to a superior predictive value. Three or more positive criteria, on the basis of bloods taken on admission and repeated within 48 hours, is indicative of severe pancreatitis and may require transfer to a higher acuity unit.
A score is determined by assigning one point for each of the criteria outlined below.
Variable & Associated Points
Points assignment correspond to the following risk classes:
Moore EM.
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