Predicts the probability of septic arthritis of the hip versus transient synovitis from four predictors.
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| Field | Unit | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Non-weight-bearing on the affected side | — | – |
| Fever >38.5°C | — | – |
| ESR >40 mm/hr | — | – |
| Serum WBC >12,000/µL | — | – |
Predicts the probability of septic arthritis of the hip versus transient synovitis from four predictors.
Non-weight-bearing on the affected side, Fever >38.5°C, ESR >40 mm/hr, Serum WBC >12,000/µL.
Derived in specific cohorts; external validation shows lower probabilities. Use alongside ultrasound, CRP and clinical judgement — do not rule out septic arthritis on the score alone.
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