Cardiology Calculators
Tools for cardiovascular assessment, cardiac risk and hemodynamic parameters.
Available Calculators
Explore our collection of specialized calculators
Maximum Heart Rate
AvailableCalculate MHR and training zones
Pulse Pressure
AvailableCalculate pulse pressure and MAP
Framingham Risk Score
AvailableAssess 10-year cardiovascular risk
CHA₂DS₂-VASc Score
AvailableAssess stroke risk in atrial fibrillation
Cardiovascular Risk
AvailableAssess cardiovascular event risk
Cardiac Output
AvailableCalculate cardiac output
TIMI Score
AvailableStratify risk in acute coronary syndrome
GRACE Score
AvailablePredict mortality in acute coronary syndrome
QTc (Corrected QT)
AvailableCalculate corrected QT interval and assess arrhythmia risk
What are Cardiology Calculators?
Cardiology calculators are essential clinical tools that assist healthcare professionals in cardiovascular patient assessment. They enable calculation of hemodynamic parameters, cardiovascular risk estimation, cardiac function evaluation, and prognosis determination based on updated medical guidelines. These tools are grounded in robust scientific studies such as the Framingham Heart Study, GRACE Score, and other internationally validated protocols. By providing accurate and rapid calculations, these tools optimize clinical decision-making and improve the quality of cardiological patient care.
When to Use These Tools
- Cardiovascular risk assessment in asymptomatic patients
- Risk stratification in acute coronary syndromes
- Calculation of hemodynamic parameters in hospital settings
- Determination of target heart rate for rehabilitation
- Prognostic evaluation in heart failure
- Planning of preventive cardiovascular interventions
Clinical Benefits
- Clinical decisions based on validated scientific evidence
- Reduction of calculation errors in critical situations
- Standardization of assessments among different professionals
- Optimization of consultation and care time
- Improved risk communication with patients
- Support for risk stratification and prognosis
Frequently Asked Questions
Do calculators replace medical evaluation?
No. Calculators are support tools that complement, but never replace, professional clinical judgment. They should be used in conjunction with physical examination, clinical history, and other diagnostic assessments.
Are calculations based on updated guidelines?
Yes. All our cardiology calculators are based on recognized international guidelines and validated scientific studies, ensuring accuracy and reliability in results.
Can I use these tools in clinical settings?
Yes. The calculators were developed for professional use in offices, hospitals, and clinics, assisting physicians, nurses, and other healthcare professionals in daily practice.