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Predicting Early Postoperative Outcomes after Pituitary Adenoma Surgery Using a Machine Learning Approach
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Background Pituitary adenomas occur in a heterogeneous patient population with varying degrees of preoperative morbidity and perioperative risk factors. Moreover, risk factors that reliably predict poor postoperative outcomes have not been identified. To date, no predictive models have been developed to risk stratify pituitary adenoma patients for poor early postoperative outcomes.
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