Validation of a risk classification (BLEED), used in the emergency room, to predict outcomes for upper and lower gastrointestinal bleeding

Keyphrases

• Outcome Prediction 100%
• Emergency Room 100%
• Upper Gastrointestinal Bleeding 100%
• ICU Admission 100%
• Risk Classification 100%
• Lower GI Bleeding 100%
• High Risk 66%
• Low Risk 66%
• Gastrointestinal Bleeding 66%
• Low-risk Patients 66%
• In-hospital Complications 66%
• Patient Outcomes 33%
• Clinical Criteria 33%
• Bleeding 33%
• Small Intestine 33%
• Emergency Department 33%
• Clinical High Risk 33%
• In(III) 33%
• Beneficial Effects 33%
• Triage 33%
• Recurrent Bleeding 33%
• Comorbid Diseases 33%
• Hospital Mortality 33%
• Hospital Admission 33%
• High-risk Population 33%
• Hospital Emergency Department 33%
• In-hospital Outcomes 33%
• Mental Status 33%
• Prothrombin Time 33%
• Risk Determination 33%
• Prediction Tool 33%
• Systolic BP 33%
• Bleeding Outcomes 33%
• Five Elements 33%
• ICU Utilization 33%
• Crit 33%
• GI Hemorrhage 33%
• Hemorrhage 33%
• Consecutive Patients 33%
• N-11 Countries 33%
• Risk Categorization 33%
• Endoscopic Therapy 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Bleeding 100%
• Lower Gastrointestinal Bleeding 100%
• Emergency Department 50%
• Mental Health 25%
• Triage 25%
• Hospital Mortality 25%
• Retrospective Study 25%
• Gastrointestinal Bleeding 25%
• High Risk Population 25%
• Prothrombin Time 25%
• Endoscopic Therapy 25%
• Diseases 25%
• Erythrocyte 25%