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Characterizing and Predicting End-of-Life Patient Trajectories Using Routine Clinical Data

2025-08-13

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Understanding the biological processes that precede death is critical for making informed clinical decisions and facilitating care transitions. Here, we analyzed routine clinical data of 292,576 patients from two large hospital cohorts in Germany and the United States to identify temporal patterns at the end of life. Integrating comprehensive laboratory values, vital signs, and ICD codes, we identified consistent,...

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Literature Corpus work: ff1080ee-c102-5666-b9e7-cac0e0223e09
DOI: 10.1101/2025.08.11.25333434

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