Wells Score DVT Calculator MCP Connector for Claude
A+Clinical decision support tool for estimating Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) probability using the Wells scoring system.
The Wells Score DVT Calculator provides a standardized method for healthcare professionals to assess the likelihood of Deep Vein Thrombosis. By evaluating nine clinical indicators--including recent surgery, active cancer, and leg swelling--the tool calculates a total score and assigns a risk tier (Low, Moderate, or High). This assessment guides critical diagnostic decisions: Low and Moderate risk patients are directed toward D-dimer testing, while High risk patients are recommended for immediate venous ultrasonography. The server includes tools like calculate_risk_score to compute clinical scores, get_diagnostic_protocol to determine the next medical steps, and fetch_prevalence_data to provide historical context on DVT prevalence within each risk group.
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