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Dynamic Clinical States and Transitions During the First 72 Hours of Intensive Care After Acute Stroke
BackgroundThe condition of a patient with acute stroke often changes within hours of ICU admission. Prognostic work here targets fixed endpoints predicted from admission data, and trajectory phenotyping assigns one label per patient. We used longitudinal ICU data to identify interpretable dynamic cl
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