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ECG-Age for Cardiovascular Outcome Prediction: Evaluation in an Adult Congenital Heart Disease Cohort

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While ECG-Age provides incremental predictive value beyond sex and CA alone, it does not provide additional predictive value when ECG features are included in the feature set for predicting adverse cardiac outcomes.

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