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About MedicalCalculatorHub

MedicalCalculatorHub is your trusted destination for practical, expert-developed clinical calculators designed to improve accuracy and confidence in healthcare decisions. Whether you're a physician, physiotherapist, medical student, or researcher, our tools are built to help you work faster and smarter.

Our Mission

We aim to be the largest and most trusted source for department-wise medical calculators β€” starting with physiotherapy and soon expanding into ICU care, cardiology, pulmonology, neurology, and more.

Why MedicalCalculatorHub?

πŸ“š Expert Content

Each calculator includes short, evidence-based guidance written by experts to answer:

  • When and why should I use this calculator?
  • What are the limitations and caveats?
  • What do I do after I get the result?
  • What formula and reference is this based on?

🌟 Creator Recognition

We believe the creators of clinical scoring systems and formulas are the unsung heroes of modern medicine. Every calculator we build includes proper attribution and links to original research wherever possible.

πŸš€ Expanding Tool by Tool

We're starting with 25+ physiotherapy calculators and soon rolling out tools for:

  • 🩺 ICU & Emergency Risk Scores
  • ❀️ Cardiology Models (e.g., CHADS2, GRACE, TIMI)
  • 🫁 Pulmonary Function Tools (e.g., PEFR, MRC Dyspnea Scale)
  • 🧠 Neurology & Stroke Assessments
  • πŸ§’ Pediatrics & Neonatal Scores
  • 🍽️ Nutrition & Fitness Tools

πŸ” Privacy First

We respect your privacy. All tools are browser-based with no personal data collection or login required. Our site is compliant with Google AdSense and YMYL (Your Money or Your Life) content standards.

Let’s Improve Clinical Practice β€” Together

Do you have suggestions, corrections, or want to contribute? Reach out at contact@medicalcalculatorhub.com. Your feedback helps us build better tools for better medicine.

MedicalCalculatorHub – Your all-in-one platform for smarter, faster clinical decisions.

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Liver span of 6–12 cm in midclavicular line is normal.

β€” Cleveland Clinic