CARG Toxicity Score Calculator (Hurria 2011) is a paid API for AI agents from api.magentlab.com, paid per call via x402, $0.005/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-15).
Computes the Cancer and Aging Research Group (CARG) chemotherapy toxicity score from 11 caller-supplied clinical flags and returns risk category (low/intermediate/high) with predicted grade 3–5 toxicity probability.
Hurria 2011 Table 5 CARG toxicity: age ≥72 (+2), GI/GU (+2, not inverted), standard dose (+2), polychemotherapy (+2), Hb male <11 or female <10 g/dL (+3), caller-assigned Jelliffe CrCl <34 (+3; magent does not compute Jelliffe), hearing fair/worse (+2), ≥1 fall in 6 months (+3), limited walking 1 block (+2), help with meds (+1), decreased social activity (+1). Max 19. 0-5 low 30%, 6-9 intermediate 52%, 10-19 high 83%. Not the 2016 revision, not CRASH, not a chemo order.
Returns the integer CARG total score (0–19), the risk tier (low 0–5, intermediate 6–9, or high 10–19), and the associated predicted grade 3–5 chemotherapy toxicity probability (approximately 30%, 52%, or 83% respectively), based on the Hurria 2011 Table 5 derivation cohort.
GEThttps://api.magentlab.com/api/calc/carg_ttUse this endpoint when you need the original Hurria 2011 CARG Table 5 integer score for geriatric oncology patients being considered for chemotherapy. Prefer it over general risk calculators when the clinical workflow requires an explicit toxicity risk tier (low/intermediate/high) with the published toxicity probabilities. Note that this is not the 2016 revised CARG, not CRASH, and does not generate chemotherapy orders or compute Jelliffe CrCl — those inputs must be supplied by the caller.
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