CRITERIA ,CLASSIFICATIONS,INDEX

 Macafee and johnson regime - Management of placenta previa

 Page classification - Abruptio placenta

 Sher classification - Abruptio placenta

 Clarke's classification - Cardiac disease in pregnancy

 Caldwell and Mohoy class - Types of pelvis

 Whites classification - Diabetes in pregnancy

 Lytic cocktail &

 Prichard regime - Eclampsia

 Rotterdam Criteria - PCOD

 Amsel criteria - Bacteria Vaginosis

 De lancey levels - Uterine supports

 Baden & walker class - Grading of pelvic organ prolapsed

 Spiegelberg criteria - Ovarian ectopic pregnancy

 Rubin's criteria - Cervical ectopic pregnancy

 Studiford criteria - Abdominal ectopic pregnancy.

 Hall's criteria - Down syndrome.

 Bisgard regime - Conservative regime for varicose veins

 Ingram regime - Psoriasis

 Nigro regime - Ca Anal canal

 Oschner sherren regime - Conservative treatment for appendicular
mass

 Agatson score - CAD

 Maddreys index - Alcoholic fatty liver disease

 Pearl index - Measures contraceptive efficacy

 Chandelrs index - Average number of hookworm eggs/

gram stool

 Soiling index - Indicator of air pollution ( smoke index)

 Bacterial index - Classification of leprosy

 Wealth index - Index of socioeconomic status of

household

 Beteu index - Aedes aegypti ( in filarisis)

 Chang staging - Medulloblastoma

 Reiss & Ellisworth class

 & Esson prognostic index - Retinoblastoma

 Shimda index - Neuroblastoma

 Masoaka staging - Thymoma

 Bloom richardson grading - Ca Breast

 Masaoka staging - Thymoma

 Naguchi classification - Ca lung (Adenocarcinoma)

 Sullivan Modification - Adresnocortical tumour

 Robson staging -RCC

 Nevine staging - Ca Gall bladder

 Gleason grading - Ca prostate

 Jackson staging - Penile cancer

 Anderson staging - Seminoma staging

 Duke staging - Colo rectal ca

 Figo staging - Ca ovary

 Mayo score - Ulcerative colitis

 Atlanta classification - Acute Pancreatitis

 Balthazar score - CT severity index for acute pancreatitis

 Ranson Criteria - Acute pancreatitis

 APACHE criteria - Bed side scoring for severity for Acute pancreatitis

 Rule of 6 - Pseudopancreatic cyst

 Rule of 10 - Pheochromocytoma

 Rule of 2 - Meckels diverticulum

 Rule of 9/Rule of wallace - Burns

 Rule of 10 - Millard criteria( Cleft lip & Cleft palate)

 Maddrey’s index - Alcoholic Fatty liver disease

 Fisch Classification - Glomus tumour

 Marx classification - Microtia

 SADE classification - Pars tensa

 Toss classification - Pars flaccida

 Deriaki classification - Congenital cholesteatoma

 Verocay classification - Acoustic neuroma

 Nelson classification - CSOM

 Shea classification - Menieres disease

 Wellstein classification - Tympanoplasty

 Delbet classification - Fracture Neck of femur in children

 Epswoth sleepiness scale - OSA, Excessive day time sleepiness

 Bosniak classification - Renal cysts

 MELD score - End stage liver disease

 Austin classification - Middle ear risk index

 Alanzolej classification - Choledochal cyst’

 Amsel criteria - Bacterial vaginosis

 Ames test - Test for Mutation

 Ann arbour staging - Hodgkins lymphoma

 Rye classification - Hodgkins lymphoma

 Rappaport classification - & Non hodgkins lymphoma

 Ashbury criteria - GBS

 Astler collar - Colorectal cancer

 Bent criteria - Allergic fungal sinusitis

 Butcher;s criteria - Mesothelioma

 Berlins criteria - ARDS

 Bismuth classification - Tumours of hepatic ductal system

 Boreman classification - Gastric carcinoma

 Child pug score/MELD/PELD - Cirrhosis of liver

 Millar & clerney classification - Chronic osteomyelitis

 Cottles classification - Deviated nasal septum

 Durie salmon staging - Multiple myeloma

 Duke criteria - Endocarditis

 Brocas index - Height ( cm ) – 100

 Corpulence index - Actual weight / desirable weight should be

<2

 Quetlet index - Weight ( kg ) /Height square ( metre)

 Skin fold thickness - Most accesible method for Subcutaenous fat

 Ponderal index - Index for BMI

 De Meester criteria - GERD

 Enneking staging - Bone tumours

 Evan’s staging - Neuroblastoma

 Forrest classification - Peptic ulcer bleed/upper GI bleed

 Framingham /Boston criteria - Congestive heart failure

 French American British ( FAB ) - Leukemia

 FISCH classification - Glomus tumor

 Gold classification - COPD

 Gartland classification - Supracondylar fracture of humerus

 Glassgow blatch ford score - Medical intervention of UGI bleed

 Hess & Hunt scale - SAH

 Hall’s criteria - Down syndrome

 Harvard criteria - Brainstem death

 Jones criteria - Rheumatic fever

 Killip classification - Acute MI & heart failure

 Leefort - Maxillary fracture

 Lights criteria - Pleural effusion

 Lauren’s classification - Gastric carcinoma

 Milans criteria - Liver transplant in HCC

 Mallampatti grading - Grading for Intubation

 Alvardoscore/Mantrell - Appendicitis

 Mayers & cotton grading - Subglottic stenosis

 Mansons clsssification - Fracture of Radial head

 Mc donald criteria - Multiple sclerosis

 POUND/ MIDAS criteria - MIGRAINE

 Morry/Peterson criteria - Acute ostemyeletis

 Neer classification - Supracondylar fracture of femur

 Nazers index - Wilson disease

 NADAs criteria - ASD

  OKUDA staging - HCC

 Pretext staging - Paediatric liver tumour / Hepatoblastoma

 Quintero staging - Twin to twin transfusion syndrome

 Quebecks grading - Whiplash injury/ severity of reflex

 Rock all scoring - Adverse outcomes after acute GI

bleed

 Seddons classification - Nerve injury/regeneration

 Sarnat staging/scoring - Hypoxic ischaemic injury/encephalopathy

 Stanford dissection - Aortic dissection

 Spalding criteria - abdominal pregnancy

 Todani classification - Choledochal cyst

 Van nuys prognostic index - DCIS- Ductal carcinoma in situ

 Waterson criteria - Tracheo esophageal fistula

 Wells criteria - Pulmonary embolism

 Wright & moll classification - Psoriatic arthritis

 Gharbis classification - PAIR procedure in hydatid cyst in liver

 Southampten grading system - Infected wounds

By
Dr.M.PRADEEP KUMAR