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Predictive factors and outcomes in primary hip arthroplasty
Cognisant prognostication involves informed predictions and is of a particular importance in surgical practice where significant variations prevail for patients with end stage hip pathologies necessitating arthroplasty. A comprehensive evaluation of Machine Learning (ML) models was undertaken using
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