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prognostic scoring system

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prognostic scoring system
Any scoring to help predict outcome(s) and identify Pts and clinical situations in which the potential value of intensive care is low, while the burden of therapy is high, providing a numerical prediction of mortality. See APACHE II, MPS, PRISM, SAPS, TISS.


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RESULTS Clinical Profiles We analyzed prognostic scoring of each PCNS DLBCL case using a modified prognostic scoring system for primary CNS lymphomas (age, the Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group performance status, lactate dehydrogenase level, cerebrospinal fluid protein concentration, and involvement of deep brain structures).
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