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AIMS65 Score for Upper GI Bleeding Mortality

GastroenterologyUpper GI bleedingRisk stratificationBeta toolThis tool is in beta. It has undergone internal validation but still requires additional testing. Always confirm the data entered and the results obtained before clinical use. It should not be used as the sole basis for clinical decisions.
Use the presentation or admission albumin with the matching unit. The threshold scores only below 3.0 g/dL or 30 g/L.
Assign 1 point only when INR is strictly greater than 1.5.
Altered mental statusUse yes for GCS < 14 or clinician-charted disorientation, lethargy, stupor, or coma.
Assign 1 point at 90 mm Hg or lower.
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For adults only. Exact age 65 years does not score because the criterion is age greater than 65 years.
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Clinical noticeEducational mortality-risk support for acute upper GI bleeding only. Do not use as a stand-alone rule for discharge, ICU triage, or endoscopy timing.

Context and use

AIMS65 = albumin < 3.0 g/dL (or < 30 g/L) + INR > 1.5 + altered mental status + SBP <= 90 mm Hg + age > 65 years

Each present criterion contributes 1 point; the final result is the integer total from 0 to 5 points.

Age scores only above 65 years. The result is presented as a prognostic band, not as an individual mortality percentage.

Certifications and Compliance

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