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model‘s discriminating performance was assessed through receiver operator characteristic analysis, and its calibrating performance was evaluated using the Brier score. The model underwent internal validation through bootstrap resampling, and a nomogram
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for the prediction of GD patients with the occurrence of early HT within 6 months after RAI. The prognostic accuracy of the developed model was further validated in another cohort, and a clinician-friendly nomogram was then established to compute the
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ratios (ORs) and their corresponding 95% CIs were calculated using logistic regression models. Nomograms were established based on the results of multivariable analysis. Receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curves were plotted in order to investigate
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the number of bootstraps was 500. A nomogram to predict THPT and CACS at 12 months after KT was constructed using stepwise selection and the Akaike information criterion (AIC). The stepwise selection method was used to select variables and determine
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characteristics and model outcomes. We developed a nomogram that allows interaction to explore the impact of risk factors and their combinations on outcomes. The choice of variables for the nomogram was based on essential features ranked according to feature
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patients ( 6 ). Multiple nomograms for NETs of various origins (rectal, small intestine, gastric, enteropancreatic) have been developed to predict treatment efficacy or overall survival but a measure of the underlying tumor biology that reflects tumor
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nomogram to predict the occurrence of LEAD in people with T2DM, including age, gender, duration of diabetes, smoking, HbA 1c , coexistence of coronary heart disease, and coexistence of diabetic microvascular complications ( 34 ). Although the developed
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prognostic nomogram (24) incorporating the age and other prognostic factors may be a better tool to account for the variable influence of age in predicting the oncological outcome of thyroid cancer. To conclude, our study confirms that patient age at the
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the presence of additional hyperfunctioning parathyroid glands. The study by Mazeh et al. ( 70 ) categorized patients into three groups: low (<800), intermediate (801–1600), and high (>1600), and developed a nomogram combining WIN scores and