Four Clinical Admission Indicators Predict Early Consciousness Decline in Acute Stroke Patients
A dynamic clinical nomogram based on four routine admission indicators accurately predicted post-stroke consciousness disorders within seventy-two hours.
A dynamic clinical nomogram based on four routine admission indicators accurately predicted post-stroke consciousness disorders within seventy-two hours.
A contrast-enhanced ultrasound framework combining spectral-habitat analysis and perfusion fingerprinting achieved an area under the curve of 0.953 for differentiating ...
A four-predictor postoperative nomogram demonstrated promising discrimination for predicting three-year disease-free survival in rectal cancer patients following neoadjuvant chemoradiotherapy and ...
A retrospective cohort study found that a five-factor nomogram incorporating the Prognostic Nutritional Index effectively predicted early severe complications in ...
An Extreme Gradient Boosting model using routinely collected bedside data accurately predicted delirium in non-mechanically ventilated sepsis patients during internal ...
A new machine learning model combining MRI radiomics and clinical data predicts stroke outcomes with higher accuracy than clinical or ...
A multimodal computed tomography framework combining habitat radiomics and Vision-Mamba deep learning outperformed conventional radiological assessment in preoperatively stratifying thymic ...
A comparative modeling study of critically ill patients with acute myocardial infarction demonstrated that early six-hour landmark mortality prediction is ...
A retrospective study of 669 breast cancer patients demonstrates that integrating intratumoral and peritumoral ultrasound habitat radiomics with clinical data ...
Integrating three-dimensional spatial topology features from baseline PET/CT with volumetric burden metrics significantly improves two-year progression-free survival risk stratification in ...
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