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Do established comorbidity scores predict in-hospital mortality equally well in women and men? A nationwide validation in 166.7 million German inpatient cases, 2010-2024
ObjectivesTo determine whether three established comorbidity scores (Charlson Comorbidity Index, Elixhauser Comorbidity Sum, van Walraven Score), applied with a single formula to both sexes, are equally well calibrated and equally discriminating in women and men, and whether any difference reaches a
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