GYNStat

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GYNStat is a clinical decision support tool built for obstetricians and gynecologists. Designed for use at the bedside, in clinic, and on call, GYNStat brings together the calculators, staging systems, scoring tools, and guideline references that OB/GYN clinicians reach for every day — in one fast, private, offline-capable app. Whether you are evaluating an adnexal mass, staging a cervical cancer, screening for preeclampsia, or working up an abnormal Pap, GYNStat gives you a structured, evidence-based answer in seconds. Modules • 40+ clinical calculators across obstetrics, gynecologic oncology, reproductive endocrinology, infectious disease, and emergency care • FIGO staging for cervical, endometrial, ovarian, vulvar, and gestational trophoblastic disease • IOTA Simple Rules and ADNEX model for adnexal mass risk stratification • ROMA score for ovarian malignancy risk • WHO Medical Eligibility Criteria for contraception • Preeclampsia screening and severe features assessment • Gestational diabetes (GDM) screening and diagnosis • PCOS Rotterdam criteria and HOMA-IR insulin resistance • Emergency: postpartum hemorrhage, eclampsia, ectopic, sepsis • Bleeding: PALM-COEIN, AUB workup • Infection: BV (Amsel and Nugent), trichomoniasis, PID • Screening: cervical cytology management, mammography intervals • Pregnancy dating, EDD, growth percentiles, Bishop score • POP-Q pelvic organ prolapse staging • Endometrial biopsy interpretation Guidelines Direct access to current recommendations from FIGO, ACOG, WHO, ESHRE, RCOG, NICE, CDC, and ASRM. Every clinical module includes a References & Guidelines card linking the calculator output to the source recommendation. Privacy • All patient data stays on your device — nothing is uploaded • No ads, no third-party tracking, no analytics SDKs • Apple privacy-compliant; works fully offline • Designed for HIPAA-aware clinical workflows Disclaimer GYNStat is a decision support tool for licensed clinicians. It does not replace clinical diagnosis, examination, or treatment. Final clinical judgment always rests with the treating physician. Always confirm dosing, staging criteria, and management against your local protocols and the latest published guidelines.