Risk Prediction in Surgery

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ACPGBI Colorectal Cancer Model
Jason J Smith & Paris P Tekkis
Calculate risk using one of the regression equations
background information on POSSUM scoring
Download visual basic applications and other files
Further information on risk prediction in surgery
Important papers on risk prediction
Bulletin Boards - Discussion and Support Groups
Development Team Access Only
PDA version of the models
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Introduction

The purpose of these pages is to provide surgeons with the ability to calculate a mortality risk online for their patients using the ACPGBI Colorectal Cancer Model. There is also a wealth of general information on risk prediction in surgery - this area of the site is constantly being updated and it is worth checking back on a regular basis. The service described above is provided free of charge with no liability attached (see disclaimer). A purpose written visual basic program for individual PC usage will be available for download in the future off this site or on CD (at the cost of post and packing) by contacting the webmaster.

This model has now been published in The British Medical Journal:

Calculate an ACP Score

Choose a value in each category that matches your patient from the drop down lists in both the physiological and operative parameters tables below. Default values (the lowest score) are shown for each category. Simply submitting the form as it is without changing the values (i.e. a young fit patient having a minor operation) still gives a % risk for mortality. It is important to say in this model by ticking the appropriate box whether or not the cancer was resected. The reason for this is the value allocated to ASA status is dependent upon resection status.

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Parameters
Age
Cancer Resection Status cancer resected cancer NOT resected
ASA Status
Cancer Staging
Operative Urgency


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