Machine learning-based prediction of perioperative complications in spine surgery: a large-scale model development and validation study.

Andrea Campagner Francesco Langella P. Bellosta-López F. Barile R. Cecchinato D. Compagnone M. Damilano C. Lamartina Andrea Redaelli D. Vanni F. Cabitza Claudia Meroni P. Berjano

Jul 2026 · European spine journal · 0 citations · 12 references

Medicine

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RF-based models can accurately and equitably predict perioperative complications in diverse spine surgery contexts, supporting personalized counseling, targeted monitoring, and optimized resource allocation.

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