Observed arrival · 2026-10-24
A cUTI likelihood tool for spinal-cord injury care
An interactive, symptom-based decision aid for estimating complicated UTI likelihood in people with neurogenic lower urinary tract dysfunction due to spinal cord injury or disease.
- For
- Clinicians assessing cUTI likelihood in NLUTD due to SCI/D
- Worth noticing
- The page cites a 2025 international consensus article and names Thomas N. Bryce of Icahn School of Medicine as developer.
Field notes
The visible workflow presents three bladder-management options—voiding, intermittent catheterization, and indwelling catheterization—before symptom selection. The page cites a 2025 consensus paper and says the decision logic is predefined and rule-based; AI was used in development, not for patient-specific decisions. The extracted page does not show the symptom criteria, category thresholds, or validation data, so those cannot be assessed here.
Observed signals
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