Guidance on the SOFA 2.0 score reveals its role in assessing organ dysfunction in critically ill patients, implying stronger predictive capabilities than previously recognized.
Intensivists routinely assess organ dysfunction/failure using standardized tools. The original Sequential Organ Failure Assessment (SOFA) score(1) was designed to describe, not predict, organ dysfunction, and although it has since demonstrated strong associations with morbidity and mortality in critically ill patients, it was not originally intended as a prognostic score. It assigns a 0 – 4 […]
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