Evaluate clinical probability scores for suspected pulmonary embolism using the standardized Wells' Criteria system quickly and accurately for free.
The Wells' Criteria is a globally validated clinical decision rule used to estimate the pretest probability of a pulmonary embolism. It helps clinicians determine whether to order a D-Dimer lab assay or proceed directly to advanced chest imaging (CTPA).
Check the specific clinical indicators present in your patient. The tool scores the values and categorizes the patient's risk profile into Low, Moderate, or High Probability.
Yes, Free Forever! Emergency physicians and residents can safely stratify cardiopulmonary risk profiles at the point of care.