GRACE — In-hospital mortality
Eight initial variables; in-hospital mortality for ACS without persistent ST elevation.
GRACE — in-hospital mortality
Principle
Sum of eight initial variables; discrete scoring, 1–372 points.
Scope
ACS without persistent ST elevation in adults ≥18 years: local restriction. Original study included all ACS. Horizon: all-cause mortality during the initial hospitalisation.
Interpretation limits
Not for excluding ACS in chest pain. GRACE 1.0 in-hospital points, distinct from GRACE 2.0 and six-month or postdischarge models. A score ≤140 does not exclude other high-risk criteria. No individual percentage, angiography timing or automatic treatment.
Formula and logic
Sum of explicit contributions, without prior rounding.
Interpretation
- 1–108
- Low in-hospital risk
- 109–140
- Intermediate in-hospital risk
- 141–372
- High in-hospital risk
Definition version : 0.2.0
Sources
- Granger et al. · Archives of Internal Medicine — Predictors of Hospital Mortality in GRACE
2003 · Eight variables; all-cause mortality during the initial hospitalisation, all ACS in the original study.
- Hôpital Tongji · Équipe cardiologie — GRACE · table institutionnelle des points
Consulté 2026-10-06 · Explicit equalities <30/<50/<80/≥4,0; contributions only, no accompanying treatment indication.
- ESC — NSTE-ACS · Tableau 5 : catégories de mortalité
2007 · In-hospital categories ≤108 / 109–140 / >140; not the six-month postdischarge categories.
- ESC — NSTE-ACS companion · Questions 24 et 25
2020 · publication 2021 · Two independent examples: 154 and 129 points. GRACE ≤140 does not cancel other high-risk criteria.