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ABCD2 Score ABCD2 Score Detailed AHA ASA Stroke Risk APACHE II CHADS-VASc Denver II EDSS Epilepsy Risk Epworth Sleepiness Scale Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS)Hunt & Hess Scale MMSE MSSS MoCA Modified Rankin (mRS)NIH Stroke Scale NIHSS Comprehensive Neurodegenerative Risk PHASES Score Rancho Los Amigos SF-36 TBI Severity Score

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Neurology

Standardized stroke scales, coma scores, and diagnostic criteria for neurological disorders.

Tool Suite

Validated Registry

Evidence-based

ABCD2 Score Detailed

AHA ASA Stroke Risk

Epworth Sleepiness Scale

Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS)

Hunt & Hess Scale

Modified Rankin (mRS)

NIH Stroke Scale

NIHSS Comprehensive

Neurodegenerative Risk

Rancho Los Amigos

TBI Severity Score

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Neurology

Neurological assessment relies on standardized scales like the NIHSS and GCS. Our suite provides a rapid mobile interface for these tools alongside cognitive and chronic disease monitoring models.

Covered Areas

Acute Stroke Assessment (NIHSS)
Coma & Consciousness Scales (GCS)
Cognitive Screening (MoCA, MMSE)
Multiple Sclerosis & Chronic Care

All tools are based on published clinical evidence. Results should be interpreted alongside individual patient presentation and current institutional guidelines.