REVEAL PAH Risk Score

The REVEAL score estimates prognosis for patients with pulmonary arterial hypertension, combining clinical, functional, and hemodynamic data into a risk score used to guide treatment intensity.

REVEAL PAH Risk (Simplified Indicators)

Adverse Risk Indicators
0
of 8 present · max 8
Few adverse indicators

How to Use It

Check the adverse indicators present. More indicators reflect higher risk. This is a simplified educational indicator set — the validated REVEAL score applies a weighted multivariable calculation and should be used for clinical risk stratification.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who uses the REVEAL score?

Primarily pulmonary hypertension specialists managing treatment decisions for a condition complex enough to need dedicated risk stratification beyond general respiratory scores.

Is this the full REVEAL calculation?

No — this is a simplified educational indicator set. The validated REVEAL score uses a weighted multivariable model incorporating WHO functional class, hemodynamics, functional tests, and labs.

What does the REVEAL score predict?

Prognosis in pulmonary arterial hypertension — it's used to guide how intensively to treat and how closely to follow a patient.

Why do adverse indicators matter together?

PAH prognosis reflects multiple domains at once; combining functional, hemodynamic, and laboratory markers predicts outcomes better than any single value.

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