du Bois 2011 Abbreviated IPF Score Calculator 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 du Bois 2011 four-predictor abbreviated IPF (Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis) score from age, respiratory hospitalization history, FVC % predicted, and 24-week FVC % change, returning a total score from 0 to 61.
du Bois 2011 abbreviated four-predictor IPF score from age (<60 → 0, 60–69 → 4, ≥70 → 8), 24-week respiratory hospitalization (true → 14), FVC % predicted (<50 → 18, 51–65 → 13, 66–79 → 8, >80 → 0; 50 and 80 unpublished), and 24-week FVC % change (≤ −10 → 21, > −10 and < −4.9 → 10, ≥ −4.9 → 0). Returns a 0–61 total only. Does not interpolate Table 4 risk percents. Not GAP and not a transplant listing.
Returns a single integer total score ranging from 0 to 61, representing the sum of points assigned by the du Bois 2011 abbreviated four-predictor IPF model. Higher scores indicate worse prognosis. The endpoint does not interpolate or return Table 4 risk percentages, and does not compute the GAP index or transplant listing scores.
GEThttps://api.magentlab.com/api/calc/du_boisUse this endpoint when you need the specific du Bois 2011 abbreviated four-predictor IPF score (0–61) for a patient with known age, 24-week respiratory hospitalization history, FVC percent predicted, and 24-week FVC percent change. Choose this over generic calculators when you need the published scoring table logic faithfully implemented. Do not use this for GAP index scoring, transplant listing decisions, or when you need Table 4 risk percentages — this endpoint returns the raw score only.
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