
Hepatic Calculator
Liver Disease Risk Scores
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About
Hepatic Calculator is a clinical decision-support tool designed for healthcare professionals evaluating liver disease.
Enter clinical and laboratory data through a guided workflow and review all applicable scores in one organized results screen.
Included assessments:
• FIB-4 Index
• APRI
• NAFLD Fibrosis Score (NFS)
• Child-Pugh Score
• ALBI Grade
• Modified ALBI (mALBI) Grade
• PALBI Grade
• MELD-Na Score
• MELD 3.0 Score
Key features:
• Fibrosis, liver function, and advanced liver disease results grouped clearly
• Estimated mortality for MELD-Na
• Estimated 90-day... MELD 3.0
• Built-in BMI
• Clinical input validation and reference ranges
• US and SI unit support
• Guided step-by-step data entry
• User preferences retained between sessions
• Light and dark theme support
• Available in 36 languages
Hepatic Calculator is intended to support clinical assessment and education. It does not replace professional medical judgment, current clinical guidelines, or individualized patient evaluation.
PURPOSE
Reference calculator for healthcare professionals. Computes published
liver scores from user-entered lab values:
- Fibrosis: FIB-4, APRI, NAFLD Fibrosis Score
- Liver function: Child-Pugh, ALBI, PALBI
- Advanced liver disease: MELD-Na, MELD 3.0
WHAT THE APP DOES NOT DO
- No diagnosis, no risk category or interpretation labels
- No treatment recommendations
- No medication or dosage content of any kind
- No data leaves the device; entered values are not stored or
transmitted [verify this is true]
TRANSPARENCY
- Each formula's source publication is listed under "Methodology &
References" (results screen, top).
- A disclaimer states the app is for qualified healthcare professionals
and does not replace clinical judgment.
TESTING
No login required. Sample input: Age 56, Platelets 134, AST/ALT any
plausible values; tap Continue through all steps to see results.
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What's New in Hepatic Calculator
3.6
October 12, 2026
Interpretations linked to the literature have been added to the calculation results.







