Cardioguard Score Calculator – Predicting Repeat Heart Failure Risk with Demo Data

What is the Cardioguard Score?

The Cardioguard Score is a tool designed for health practitioners to assess a patient’s risk of repeat heart failure based on key clinical parameters. This score provides a quick risk evaluation to support clinical decision-making and patient monitoring.

How to Use the Calculator

Enter the patient’s details in the form fields:

• Age (years)
• Serum Creatinine (mg/dL) – A marker of kidney function.
• Ejection Fraction (%) – The percentage of blood leaving the heart each beat.
• Serum Sodium (mmol/L) – An indicator of fluid balance and heart function.

Patient Input Ranges

Parameter	Description	Typical Min – Max Range
Age (years)	Patient’s age in years	18 – 100
Serum Creatinine (mg/dL)	Kidney function indicator	0.5 – 10.0
Ejection Fraction (%)	Heart pumping efficiency	10 – 75
Serum Sodium (mmol/L)	Blood sodium levels	120 – 150

Click the “Calculate” button to generate the Cardioguard Score.

View the result displayed below the form:

• The Cardioguard Score (0-4).
• A risk category (Low, Moderate, Elevated, High, Severe).
• A brief medical interpretation of the result.

What the Score Means

0 – Low Risk: No significant indicators of repeat heart failure.
1 – Moderate Risk: A mild risk factor is present; monitoring is advised.
2 – Elevated Risk: Some indicators suggest possible heart failure risk.
3 – High Risk: Multiple risk factors present; close monitoring required.
4 – Severe Risk: Immediate medical attention is needed.

Disclaimer

This tool is intended as a demo for health professionals as a supporting reference and not a replacement for medical diagnosis. Always use clinical judgment and further testing where necessary.