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ObCalc

Code Nine Labs LLC

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Description

PeriCalc puts the calculators, scoring tools, and reference charts that obstetrics, maternal-fetal medicine, and labor & delivery teams reach for every shift into one fast, offline-first app. Every formula is sourced to published guidelines (ACOG, SMFM, CMQCC, NICHD) and built as a clinical tool first — clean inputs, clear interpretation, no clutter. OBSTETRICS • Bishop Score • Estimated Due Date — LMP, ultrasound, conception, ovulation, or IVF transfer dating • Pregnancy Re-dating (ACOG Committee Opinion 700) • Pregnancy Weight Gain Tracker • Urine Protein:Creatinine Ratio (UPCR) • VBAC Success Calculator — Grobman MFMU model with confidence interval PERINATOLOGY / MFM • CVR (CPAM Volume Ratio) • Extremely Preterm Birth Outcome (NICHD) • Fetal Biometry Suite — Hadlock EFW, long-bone ratios, multi-panel z-scores and percentiles • Intrauterine Transfusion (IUT) Volume Calculator • MCA Doppler / PSV for Fetal Anemia • Neonatal Morbidity Risk • Ponderal Index • GDM Insulin Dosing • Life-Limiting Skeletal Dysplasia Screen • Twin Discordance • Umbilical Artery Doppler GENERAL • Anion Gap • Apgar Score • BMI • Iron Deficit • Peak Flow • Gestational Age (date difference) • Maternal Sepsis Assistant (qSOFA / Sepsis-3) • CMQCC Sepsis Screen THROMBOPHILIA • VTE Anticoagulation Dosing (ACOG Practice Bulletin 196) GENETICS • cfDNA PPV/NPV Calculator • Nuchal Translucency Percentile WHY CLINICIANS CHOOSE PERICALC • Offline-first — no connection needed on L&D • Fast, distraction-free interface — no ads, no tracking • One-time purchase. No subscription, no account required • Regularly updated with new tools and guideline changes • Built-in unit conversion and inline number-pad arithmetic on every input PeriCalc is a clinical reference tool intended for use by licensed healthcare professionals. It does not replace clinical judgment, and results should be confirmed against current guidelines and your institution's protocols.