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Trauma epidemiology

model that estimates each injury's empirical mortality effect and combines a patient's worst injuries into a predicted probability of death.

In trauma epidemiology, Trauma Mortality Prediction Model refers to model that estimates each injury's empirical mortality effect and combines a patient's worst injuries into a predicted probability of death. This meaning comes from Osler (2008) in Annals of Surgery.[1]

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References

Osler, T., Glance, L., Buzas, J. S., Mukamel, D., Wagner, J., & Dick, A. (2008). A Trauma Mortality Prediction Model Based on the Anatomic Injury Scale. Annals of Surgery, 247(6), 1041-1048. https://doi.org/10.1097/sla.0b013e31816ffb3f

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