Crush syndrome management in disasters requires rapid triage despite limited laboratory capacity. Drawing on the findings of Kablan et al., this letter highlights the practical value of complete blood count–derived inflammatory indices, particularly the systemic inflammation response index (SIRI). SIRI remained an independent predictor in multivariable analysis and showed strong diagnostic performance, supporting its potential role as an early, low-cost decision aid when biochemical testing is delayed. Prospective, multicenter validation and comparisons with established scoring systems are recommended for disaster field applicability.