Neonatology: Test Capurro vs BiliAAP Usage & Stats

The App Neonatology: Capurro test allows you to estimate the gestational age of a newborn. The test considers the development of five different physiological parameters and combined scores give the desired estimate This is the ideal method to be used if the newborn presents neurological depression. The criteria evaluated in the test Capurro are: 1.- Ear Shape (Pavilion). 2.- Mammary Gland Size. 3.- Nipple Formation. 4.- Skin Texture. 5.- Folds Plantar. Classification: Postmaduro: 42 weeks or more. Term: 37 to 41 weeks. Mild Prematurity: 35-36 weeks. Prematurity Moderate: 32 to 34 weeks. Premature end: Less than 32 weeks. This application can be used by doctors, nurses and anyone connected with health care in a simple and intuitive way, giving an immediate response by selecting options in each category. The information contained in this application is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice or emergency treatment. Do not use this information to diagnose or develop a treatment plan for a health problem or disease without consulting a qualified physician. if you are in a medical situation or life-threatening emergency, seek medical help immediately. Comments and suggestions http://maddevsoftware.wordpress.com Technical support Contact us at maddevsoft@hotmail.com

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Calculator and Clinical Decision Support Systems based on AAP 2022 and NICE 2016 guidelines for the management of hyperbilirubinemia in newborns. Features: » Risk curve by gestational age at birth. » Algorithms for clinical decision making (AAP 2022). » Calculations in mg/dl and µmol/L » Extended graphs from 0 to 336 hours (0-14 Days) » Original and easier-to-interpret graphs » Neurotoxicity risk factors absent, present. » Plot up to 2 time points to assess trends. » Rate of increase between the last two measurements, if this is in danger range. » Age in hours from birth dates to measurements. This application was designed and programmed by Gerson Rodriguez Quintero, Pediatrician. Please contact me if you notice any discrepancies.