pasi calculator

PASI Calculation (Complete all sections in table below)

Patient Name

Date

Plaque Characteristic Rating ScoreBody region and weighting factor

Head

Erythema0 = None

Thickness1 = Slight

2 = Moderate

Scaling3 = Severe

4 = Very Severe

Totals 0Surface area totals 0

Degree of involvement as0 = None

% for each body region 1 = 1-9%

affected (score each 2 = 10-29%

region with score betwee3 = 30-49%

0-6) 4 = 50-69%

5 = 70-89%

6 = 90-100%

Surface area totals x % involvement totals 0

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(Complete all sections in table below)

Body region and weighting factor

Upper Limbs Trunk Lower Limbs

0 0 00 0 0

0 0 0

PASI Score 0

PASI Calculation

Patient name

Date

Plaque Characteristic Rating Score

Body region and weighting factor

Head

Erythema0 = None

Thickness1 = Slight

2 = Moderate

Scaling3 = Severe

4 = Very Severe

Totals 0

Weighting Factor x 0.1Surface area totals 0

0 = None

Degree of involvement as 1 = 1-9%

% for each body region 2 = 10-29%

affected (score each 3 = 30-49%

region between 0 and 6) 4 = 50-69%

5 = 70-89%

6 = 90-100%

Surface area totals x % involvement totals 0

Sum Scores above =

Ref: Fredriksson T, Pettersson U. Severe psoriasis: oral therapy with a new retinoid. Dermatologica. 1978;157(4):238-244

Disclaimer: This spreadsheet has been tested for its accuracy in determining PASI scores. However, it is provided "as is" without warranty as to its fitness for any particular purpose and without guarantee as to its accuracy. Please use at your own risk.

(Complete all sections in table below)

Body region and weighting factor

Trunk

0 0 0

x 0.2 x 0.3 x 0.40 0 0

0 0 0

Sum Scores above = PASI Score 0

Ref: Fredriksson T, Pettersson U. Severe psoriasis: oral therapy with a new retinoid.

Disclaimer: This spreadsheet has been tested for its accuracy in determining PASI scores. However, it is provided "as is" without warranty as to its fitness for any particular purpose and without guarantee as to its accuracy. Please use at your own risk.

(Complete all sections in table below)

Upper Limbs Lower Limbs