Simplified Revised Geneva Score (PE)
Simplified revised Geneva score (Klok 2008): age > 65, prior VTE, recent surgery/fracture, malignancy, unilateral limb pain, hemoptysis, palpation pain with edema, and heart rate give a pretest probability of pulmonary embolism.
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Example
- Heart rate
- 100 bpm
- Age > 65
- Yes
- Previous DVT/PE
- No
- Surgery or fracture ≤ 1 month
- No
- Active malignancy
- Yes
- Unilateral lower-limb pain
- No
- Hemoptysis
- No
- Pain on deep venous palpation + unilateral edema
- No
Result: Simplified Revised Geneva 4 — PE likely (>= 3).
The tool opens with these values already filled in. Replace them with your own.
What the result means
- 0-2
- PE unlikely.
- >= 3
- PE likely. One point each item; HR 75-94 +1, >= 95 +2. A clinical-probability score, not an imaging or anticoagulation order.
What you enter
- Heart rate
- Age > 65 (+1)
- Previous DVT/PE (+1)
- Surgery or fracture ≤ 1 month (+1)
- Active malignancy (+1)
- Unilateral lower-limb pain (+1)
- Hemoptysis (+1)
- Pain on deep venous palpation + unilateral edema (+1)
How this is calculated
Klok FA, Mos ICM, Nijkeuter M, et al. Simplification of the revised Geneva score for assessing clinical probability of pulmonary embolism. Arch Intern Med. 2008;168(19):2131-2136. Read the source ↗
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