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Machine Learning Models for Predicting Postoperative Outcomes following Skull Base Meningioma Surgery
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Abstract
Our study developed models predicting prolonged hospital LOS, nonroutine discharge disposition, and high hospital charges among skull base meningioma patients. Our models highlight the utility of ML as a tool to aid skull base surgeons in providing high-value health care and optimizing clinical workflows.
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