… Myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS) includes a group of hematopoietic disorders characterized
by peripheral cytopenias and an increased risk of transformation to acute myelogenous …

… As shown in Table 3, the mortality score was associated with increased risk of adverse … a
prognostic score of nine simple predictors able to stratify an aged population into risk groups for …

… In terms of 3 studies incorporating 765 patients and 2 studies including 103 patients, we
found that higher mGPS had a significantly increased risk of recurrence and progression …

… Therefore, in clinical practice there is a need for a simple score able to identify patients
with increased risk of developing all major postoperative complications rather than pancreatic …

… tested, eg, for age whether the risk for recurrence increases linearly with every year the patient
age; at … form of the variable fits better to the observed increase in risk with increasing age. …

… Increment in the GPS was paralleled by gradual increase in risk for tumor recurrence and
shorter overall survival. Table 5 depicts the results of the multivariate analyses for tumor …

… The wider use of such technology may allow us to better quantify the extrahepatic tumor
burden in those patients that are deemed “at increased risk” as determined by the results of the …

… Framingham risk score, will accurately predict the risk of CVD in patients. If the increased risk
… by traditional risk factors (eg leading to more hypertension and increased lipid levels), then …

… At the patient level, the prognostic value of several features that are known to be associated
with an increased risk of converting from relapsing−remitting (RR) to secondary phase (SP) …

… on their association with increased mortality risk. Subsequently, these characteristics were
used to develop and validate a frailty risk score to aid in the risk stratification of patients and …