Haematology · Oncology
HCT-CI (Transplant Comorbidity Index) calculator
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HCT-CI 0 — low
Band: HCT-CI 0 — low
Interpretation. HCT-CI 0 — low
Suggested management. Low HCT-CI comorbidity band.
HCT-CI (Transplant Comorbidity Index): 0 — HCT-CI 0 — low. Interpretation: HCT-CI 0 — low What to do: Low HCT-CI comorbidity band. Inputs: Arrhythmia (+1): false; Cardiac (+1): false; Inflammatory bowel disease (+1): false; Diabetes (+1): false; Cerebrovascular disease (+1): false; Psychiatric disturbance (+1): false; Hepatic, mild (+1): false; Obesity (+1): false; Infection (+1): false; Rheumatologic (+2): false; Peptic ulcer (+2): false; Moderate/severe renal (+2): false; Moderate pulmonary (+2): false; Prior solid tumor (+3): false; Heart valve disease (+3): false; Severe pulmonary (+3): false; Moderate/severe hepatic (+3): false Source: Sorror ML et al. Hematopoietic cell transplantation (HCT)-specific comorbidity index: a new tool for risk assessment before allogeneic HCT. Blood. DOI: 10.1182/blood-2005-05-2004. PMID: 15994282. Scope: weighted comorbidities summed; 0 low, 1-2 intermediate, >=3 high. (2005)
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Clinical inputs
- Arrhythmia (+1)
- Cardiac (+1)
- Inflammatory bowel disease (+1)
- Diabetes (+1)
- Cerebrovascular disease (+1)
- Psychiatric disturbance (+1)
- Hepatic, mild (+1)
- Obesity (+1)
- Infection (+1)
- Rheumatologic (+2)
- Peptic ulcer (+2)
- Moderate/severe renal (+2)
- Moderate pulmonary (+2)
- Prior solid tumor (+3)
- Heart valve disease (+3)
- Severe pulmonary (+3)
- Moderate/severe hepatic (+3)
Primary source
Sorror ML et al. Hematopoietic cell transplantation (HCT)-specific comorbidity index: a new tool for risk assessment before allogeneic HCT. Blood. DOI: 10.1182/blood-2005-05-2004. PMID: 15994282. Scope: weighted comorbidities summed; 0 low, 1-2 intermediate, >=3 high. (2005)
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