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ECG-based longitudinal risk prediction across diseases and organ systems

Sep 2026 · medRxiv · 0 citations
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ECG-RISK, a multitask survival model for 67 incident three-character ICD-10 endpoints using ECG waveforms, demographic characteristics and routinely collected laboratory data from 86,673 MIMIC-IV patients, supports the feasibility of ECG-based longitudinal risk prediction across multiple diseases.

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