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Table 1 Glasgow-Blatchford score, pre-endoscopic rockall score, modified early warning score

From: Validity of modified early warning, Glasgow Blatchford, and pre-endoscopic Rockall scores in predicting prognosis of patients presenting to emergency department with upper gastrointestinal bleeding

Glasgow-Blatchford score

Admission risk marker

Score component value

Blood urea nitrogen (mg/dL)

  ≥ 18.2 <22.4 mg/dL

2

  ≥ 22.4 <28 mg/dL

3

  ≥ 28 <70 mg/dL

4

  ≥ 70 mg/dL

6

Hemoglobin for men (g/dL)

  ≥ 12 <13 g/dL

1

  ≥ 10 <12 g/dL

3

  <10 g/dL

6

Hemoglobin for women (g/dL)

  ≥ 10 <12 g/dL

1

  <10 g/dL

6

Systolic blood pressure

  ≥ 100 <109 mm Hg

1

  ≥ 90 <99 mm H

2

  <90 mm Hg

3

Other markers

 Pulse ≥100/min

1

 Presentation with melena

1

 Presentation with syncope

2

 Hepatic disease

2

 Heart failure

2

Pre-endoscopic rockall score

 Admission risk factor

Score component value

Age, y

  <60

0

 60–79

1

  ≥ 80

2

Shock

 No shock: SBP ≥100, pulse <100

0

 Tachycardia: SBP ≥100, pulse ≥100

1

 Hypotension: SBP <100

2

Comorbidity

 No major comorbidity

0

 Cardiac failure, ischemic heart disease, any major comorbidity

2

 Renal failure, liver failure, disseminated malignancy

3

  1. SBP systolic blood pressure