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Paediatric Logistic Organ Dysfunction 2 Score Calculator

PELOD-2 Score Calculator

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Good to know before scoring
  • All variables must be entered for calculing PELOD-2 Score and Predicted Death Rate
  • When unknown, a variable must be set as 'Not available' and will be considered normal
  • When a variable is measured multiple times on a 24 hour period, the worst value must be considered
  • For any specific question for subscores (Cardiovascular, Neurologic,...), click on the HELP? button
How to compute and export multiple scores?

  • Fill in the PELOD score one by one, click the button when you want to save it
  • When you are done, click to review the scores and click
    • to export it to CSV. The file can be open in statistical analysis softwares for further analyses..
  • To note, all scores are erased when you quit or refresh this page
  • When scoring a new patient, you can either enter your own ID or generate a random ID by clicking on .
  • When the ID is changed or a random number is generated, the values entered in the form will be erased
How to score daily PELOD-2 Scores

  • PELOD-2 can be computed on a daily basis, but this is not mandatory
  • Days 1, 2, 5, 8, 12, 16, 18 were proven to be of clinical importance
  • To ease scoring PELOD-2 on these days, you can enter admission date and select the day of PELOD2 evaluation. If none are selected, it will score on admission day.
  • If you want to score on a specific date, just enter this date as the admission date and it will be save as so.
Patient ID
 
Admission
   
Day1
Day 2
Day 5
Day 8
Day 12
Day 16
Day 18
Discharge

Age

HELP ?
Cardiovascular Score    =
NA

Cardiovascular

Mean Blood Pressure
mmHg (Lowest)
or   
Lactatemia
mmol/L (Highest)
     
mg/dL (Highest)
or   
HELP ?
Neurologic Score    =
NA

Neurologic

Glasgow Coma Scale
Lowest
or  
Pupillary Reaction
  
HELP ?

Respiratory

Respiratory Score    =
NA
PaO2
mmHg (Lowest)
  
kPa (Lowest)
or   
with corresponding   
FiO2
%
  
PaO2/FiO2 ratio (mmHg)
 
PCO2
mmHg (Highest)
  
kPa (Highest)
or   
Mechanical Ventilation
  

Haematologic

Haematologic Score    =
NA
Leukocytes count
109/L (Lowest)
  or   
Platelets count
109/L (Lowest)
  or   

Renal

Renal Score    =
NA
Serum creatinin
μmol/L (Highest)
      
mg/dL (Highest)
  or   
Data are missing to compute PELOD 2 Score and Predicted Death Rate
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For the European Society of Paediatric and Neonatal Intensive Care
and the Groupe Francophone de Rénimation et d'Urgences Pédiatriques
By S. Leteurtre, M.D.-Ph.D. and JB. Baudelet, M.D.-M.Sc.Eng
Intensive Care Unit - Lille University Hospital - France
Contact : scores['a't']picure.org
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The scores are to be used for research or education only.

Multiple PELOD-2 Scores Review
Patient Token is used to identify multiple scores for a single patient.
Day = day of evaluation

Patient Token Date Day Age Range MBP (mmHg) Lact (mmol/L) Lactate (mg/dL) GCS PR PaO2 (mmHg) PaO2 (kPa) FiO2 (%) PaO2/FiO2 PCO2 (mmHg) PCO2 (kPa) MV Leuko (G/L) Plat (G/L) Creat (μmol/L) Creat (mg/dL) PELOD2 Predicted Death Rate (%)


Lists of variables
  • Age Range* = 1: < 1 month, 2: 1 month - 11 months, 3: 12 months - 23 months, 4: 24 months - 59 months, 5: 60 months - 143 months, 6: > 144 months
  • MBP = Mean Blood Pressure in mmHg
  • Lact = Lactate in mmol/L and mg/dL*
  • GCS = Glasgow Coma Scale
  • PR = Pupillary Reaction 1 : Both Fixed, 2: Both Reactive
  • PaO2 = Partial arterial Oxygen Concentration in mmHg and kPa
  • FiO2 = Fractional inspired Oxygen Concentration (%)
  • PCO2 = Partial Carbon Dioxyde Pressure in mmHg and kPa*
  • MV = Mechanical Ventilation 1: No, 2 : Yes
  • Leuko = Leukocytes Count in G/L
  • Plat = Platelets Count in G/L
  • Creat = Serum Creatinin in mcmol/L and mg/
  • PDR = Predicted Death Rate in % , range : [0 - 100]
* All starred variables are not shown for concision but will exported for further analyses.
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