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Despite not being specific enough, a score of 4-5 is compatible with the diagnosis of AA, a score of 7-8 indicates a probable appendicitis, and a score of 9-10 indicates a very probable AA. Although RIPASA and Alvarado scores are the most commonly used in clinical practice, no clear indication exists for choosing what scoring system might be more suitable for patients at risk of AA. The authors conducted a systematic review and metanalysis of epidemiological studies comparing RIPASA and Alvarado scores, to identify which is the one providing more accurate . . .
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