# Wells Score DVT Calculator MCP for AI Agents MCP

> Wells Score DVT Calculator MCP provides a standardized clinical decision support tool for estimating Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) probability. It evaluates nine clinical indicators, including recent surgery and leg swelling, to assign a risk tier. This helps healthcare providers decide between D-dimer testing or immediate ultrasound, ensuring faster, evidence-based diagnostic pathways.

## Overview
- **Category:** healthcare
- **Price:** Free
- **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_8CQ7ENw0bGuTnA1hZZYtch0945TrQKtxz3ptmfWZ/mcp
- **Tags:** dvt, wells-score, medical-tool, clinical-scoring, diagnostics

## Description

Imagine you're in a clinic and need to quickly determine if a patient's leg swelling requires an immediate ultrasound or just a routine blood test. Instead of flipping through old guidelines or mentally checking off a list of risk factors, this Connector handles the heavy lifting. It takes clinical data like recent surgery history or active cancer and runs it through the established Wells Score system. You get a clear risk tier—low, moderate, or high—along with the next logical step in the medical protocol. It takes the guesswork out of the diagnostic process, letting you focus on the patient rather than the paperwork. Because Vinkius hosts this in a unified catalog, you can plug it into your existing setup and have it ready whenever a patient walks in. It’s about getting the right test at the right time without having to second-guess the scoring math.

## Tools

### get_diagnostic_protocol
Tells you the recommended next medical steps based on the calculated risk. It clarifies whether to order a D-dimer or an ultrasound.

### calculate_risk_score
Computes the total Wells Score and assigns a risk tier based on patient data. It helps you quickly categorize a patient's DVT probability.

### fetch_prevalance_data
Retrieves historical data on DVT prevalence for different risk groups. Use this to provide context on how common a condition is in a specific tier.

## Prompt Examples

**Prompt:** 
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A patient had surgery 3 days ago and now has significant leg swelling. What's the risk?
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**Response:** 
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Based on the clinical indicators provided, the patient has a **Moderate** risk score. The recommended next step is a **D-dimer assay** to rule out DVT.
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**Prompt:** 
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What's the protocol for someone in the high-risk tier?
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**Response:** 
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For patients in the **High risk** tier, the recommended protocol is:

* **Compression Ultrasonography** to visualize potential clots.
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**Prompt:** 
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How common is DVT in the moderate risk group?
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**Response:** 
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The historical prevalence of DVT in the **Moderate Risk** group is approximately **5.0%**.
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## Capabilities

### Calculate risk scores
Compute the Wells Score based on specific patient clinical indicators.

### Assign risk tiers
Categorize patients into Low, Moderate, or High risk groups.

### Determine testing pathways
Get the recommended next medical steps like D-dimer or ultrasound.

### Fetch prevalence data
Retrieve historical DVT prevalence statistics for different risk tiers.

### Identify imaging needs
Determine if a patient requires immediate venous ultrasonography.

### Guide D-dimer testing
Identify when D-dimer assays are the appropriate next step for lower risk.

## Use Cases

### ER Triage
A patient arrives with a swollen calf. The doctor asks the agent to calculate the score to see if they need an immediate ultrasound.

### Post-Op Follow-up
A nurse checks a patient's risk status after surgery to see if they meet the criteria for a D-dimer test.

### Patient Education
A GP wants to explain the likelihood of DVT to a patient and uses the tool to show prevalence data for their risk tier.

### Clinical Audit
A clinic manager uses the tool to verify that the diagnostic protocols being followed match the current Wells Score standards.

## Benefits

- Eliminate manual scoring errors by using calculate_risk_score to get an objective risk tier every time.
- Speed up triage in high-pressure environments by getting immediate recommendations via get_diagnostic_protocol.
- Improve patient safety by ensuring high-risk patients are correctly identified for immediate ultrasound imaging.
- Provide patients with better context by pulling real-world statistics using fetch_prevalance_data.
- Standardize the clinical workflow across different departments so every provider follows the same diagnostic logic.
- Reduce unnecessary testing costs by correctly identifying low-risk patients who only need a D-dimer assay.

## How It Works

The bottom line is that you get an instant, standardized DVT risk assessment and a clear plan for next steps.

1. Input patient clinical data like surgery history and swelling symptoms into your AI client.
2. The Connector processes these inputs against the Wells Score criteria.
3. You receive a risk tier and the specific recommended diagnostic protocol.

## Frequently Asked Questions

**How does the Wells Score DVT Calculator help with patient triage?**
It gives you an instant risk tier (Low, Moderate, or High) based on clinical data. This helps you decide immediately if a patient needs an urgent ultrasound or a D-dimer test.

**Can I use the Wells Score DVT Calculator for post-surgery patients?**
Yes, it specifically looks at factors like recent surgery and leg swelling to assess DVT probability. It helps you follow standardized protocols for post-op care.

**What kind of clinical indicators does this Connector use?**
It evaluates nine key indicators, including recent surgery, active cancer, and leg swelling. This ensures a comprehensive assessment of DVT risk.

**Does the Wells Score DVT Calculator provide specific test recommendations?**
Yes, it provides a diagnostic protocol. It tells you the recommended next medical steps based on the risk score your agent calculates.

**Can I get statistics on DVT prevalence using this Connector?**
You can fetch historical data to see how common DVT is within different risk groups. This is useful for providing context to patients or during clinical reviews.

**Is this tool suitable for general medical use?**
This is a specialized clinical decision support tool for DVT. It's designed to help with risk scoring and diagnostic pathways, not for general medical history or other conditions.

**What is the purpose of this tool?**
It helps clinicians estimate the probability of Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) using the validated Wells scoring system to decide between D-dimer testing or ultrasound.

**How does the calculation work?**
The `calculate_risk_score` tool evaluates nine clinical indicators. Each indicator present adds one point to the total score, which then determines the risk tier.

**What are the diagnostic recommendations?**
Based on the `get_diagnostic_protocol` tool, Low and Moderate risk tiers recommend a D-dimer assay, while High risk patients should proceed directly to imaging via ultrasound.