Comparison between traditional logistic regression and machine learning for predicting mortality in adult sepsis patients
Hongsheng Wu,
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Biling Liao,
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Tengfei Ji
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Frontiers in Medicine,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
11
Published: Jan. 6, 2025
Sepsis
is
a
life-threatening
disease
associated
with
high
mortality
rate,
emphasizing
the
need
for
exploration
of
novel
models
to
predict
prognosis
this
patient
population.
This
study
compared
performance
traditional
logistic
regression
and
machine
learning
in
predicting
adult
sepsis
mortality.
To
develop
an
optimum
model
patients
based
on
comparing
methodology.
Retrospective
analysis
was
conducted
606
inpatients
at
our
medical
center
between
January
2020
December
2022,
who
were
randomly
divided
into
training
validation
sets
7:3
ratio.
Traditional
methods
employed
assess
predictive
ability
sepsis.
Univariate
identified
independent
risk
factors
model,
while
Least
Absolute
Shrinkage
Selection
Operator
(LASSO)
facilitated
variable
shrinkage
selection
model.
Among
various
models,
which
included
Bagged
Tree,
Boost
Decision
LightGBM,
Naïve
Bayes,
Nearest
Neighbors,
Support
Vector
Machine
(SVM),
Random
Forest
(RF),
one
maximum
area
under
curve
(AUC)
chosen
construction.
Model
comparison
Sequential
Organ
Failure
Assessment
(SOFA)
Acute
Physiology
Chronic
Health
Evaluation
(APACHE)
scores
performed
using
receiver
operating
characteristic
(ROC)
curves,
calibration
decision
(DCA)
curves
set.
17
variables,
namely
gender,
history
coronary
heart
(CHD),
systolic
pressure,
white
blood
cell
(WBC),
neutrophil
count
(NEUT),
lymphocyte
(LYMP),
lactic
acid,
neutrophil-to-lymphocyte
ratio
(NLR),
red
distribution
width
(RDW),
interleukin-6
(IL-6),
prothrombin
time
(PT),
international
normalized
(INR),
fibrinogen
(FBI),
D-dimer,
aspartate
aminotransferase
(AST),
total
bilirubin
(Tbil),
lung
infection.
Significant
differences
(p
<
0.05)
survival
non-survival
groups
observed
these
variables.
Utilizing
stepwise
"backward"
method,
factors,
including
NLR,
RDW,
IL-6,
PT,
Tbil,
identified.
These
then
incorporated
minimum
Akaike
Information
Criterion
(AIC)
value
(98.65).
techniques
also
applied,
RF
demonstrating
Area
Under
Curve
0.999,
selected.
LASSO
regression,
employing
lambda.1SE
criteria,
NEUT,
IL6,
INR,
Tbil
as
variables
constructing
validated
through
ten-fold
cross-validation.
For
SOFA,
APACHE
scoring.
Based
deep
principles,
demonstrates
advantages
over
prognosis.
The
holds
significant
potential
clinical
surveillance
interventions
enhance
outcomes
patients.
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A comprehensive survey of artificial intelligence adoption in European laboratory medicine: current utilization and prospects
Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine (CCLM),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Oct. 24, 2024
Abstract
Background
As
the
healthcare
sector
evolves,
Artificial
Intelligence’s
(AI’s)
potential
to
enhance
laboratory
medicine
is
increasingly
recognized.
However,
adoption
rates
and
attitudes
towards
AI
across
European
laboratories
have
not
been
comprehensively
analyzed.
This
study
aims
fill
this
gap
by
surveying
professionals
assess
their
current
use
of
AI,
digital
infrastructure
available,
future
implementations.
Methods
We
conducted
a
methodical
survey
during
October
2023,
distributed
via
EFLM
mailing
lists.
The
explored
six
key
areas:
general
characteristics,
equipment,
access
health
data,
data
management,
advancements,
personal
perspectives.
analyzed
responses
quantify
integration
identify
barriers
its
adoption.
Results
From
426
initial
responses,
195
were
considered
after
excluding
incomplete
non-European
entries.
findings
revealed
limited
engagement,
with
significant
gaps
in
necessary
training.
Only
25.6
%
reported
ongoing
projects.
Major
included
inadequate
tools,
restricted
comprehensive
lack
AI-related
skills
among
personnel.
Notably,
substantial
interest
training
was
expressed,
indicating
demand
for
educational
initiatives.
Conclusions
Despite
recognized
revolutionize
enhancing
diagnostic
accuracy
efficiency,
face
challenges.
highlights
critical
need
strategic
investments
programs
improvements
support
Europe.
Future
efforts
should
focus
on
accessibility,
upgrading
technological
expanding
literacy
professionals.
In
response,
our
working
group
plans
develop
make
available
online
materials
meet
growing
demand.
Language: Английский
Artificial intelligence in the clinical laboratory
Hanjing Hou,
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Rui Zhang,
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Jinming Li
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et al.
Clinica Chimica Acta,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
559, P. 119724 - 119724
Published: May 10, 2024
Language: Английский
Data flow in clinical laboratories: could metadata and peridata bridge the gap to new AI-based applications?
Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine (CCLM),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Oct. 5, 2024
In
the
last
decades,
clinical
laboratories
have
significantly
advanced
their
technological
capabilities,
through
use
of
interconnected
systems
and
software.
Laboratory
Information
Systems
(LIS),
introduced
in
1970s,
transformed
into
sophisticated
information
technology
(IT)
components
that
integrate
with
various
digital
tools,
enhancing
data
retrieval
exchange.
However,
current
capabilities
LIS
are
not
sufficient
to
rapidly
save
extensive
data,
generated
during
total
testing
process
(TTP),
beyond
just
test
results.
This
opinion
paper
discusses
qualitative
types
TTP
proposing
how
divide
laboratory-generated
two
categories,
namely
metadata
peridata.
Being
both
peridata
derived
from
process,
it
is
proposed
first
useful
describe
characteristics
while
second
for
interpretation
Together
standardizing
preanalytical
coding,
subdivision
or
might
enhance
ML
studies,
also
by
facilitating
adherence
laboratory-derived
Findability,
Accessibility,
Interoperability,
Reusability
(FAIR)
principles.
Finally,
integrating
can
improve
usability,
support
utility,
advance
AI
model
development
healthcare,
emphasizing
need
standardized
management
practices.
Language: Английский
Artificial Intelligence in Sepsis Management: An Overview for Clinicians
Elena Bignami,
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Michele Berdini,
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Matteo Panizzi
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et al.
Journal of Clinical Medicine,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
14(1), P. 286 - 286
Published: Jan. 6, 2025
Sepsis
is
one
of
the
leading
causes
mortality
in
hospital
settings,
and
early
diagnosis
a
crucial
challenge
to
improve
clinical
outcomes.
Artificial
intelligence
(AI)
emerging
as
valuable
resource
address
this
challenge,
with
numerous
investigations
exploring
its
application
predict
diagnose
sepsis
early,
well
personalizing
treatment.
Machine
learning
(ML)
models
are
able
use
data
collected
from
Electronic
Health
Records
or
continuous
monitoring
patients
at
risk
hours
before
onset
symptoms.
Background/Objectives:
Over
past
few
decades,
ML
other
AI
tools
have
been
explored
extensively
sepsis,
developed
for
detection,
diagnosis,
prognosis,
even
real-time
management
treatment
strategies.
Methods:
This
review
was
conducted
according
SPIDER
(Sample,
Phenomenon
Interest,
Design,
Evaluation,
Research
Type)
framework
define
study
methodology.
A
critical
overview
each
paper
by
three
different
reviewers,
selecting
those
that
provided
original
comprehensive
relevant
specific
topic
contributed
significantly
conceptual
practical
discussed,
without
dwelling
on
technical
aspects
used.
Results:
total
194
articles
were
found;
28
selected.
Articles
categorized
analyzed
based
their
focus—early
prediction,
improvement
sepsis.
The
scientific
literature
presents
mixed
outcomes;
while
some
studies
demonstrate
improvements
rates
management,
others
highlight
challenges,
such
high
incidence
false
positives
lack
external
validation.
designed
clinicians
healthcare
professionals,
aims
provide
an
reviewing
main
methodologies
used
assess
effectiveness,
limitations,
future
potential.
Language: Английский
Application of Machine Learning Algorithms in Improving the Performance of Autonomous Vehicles
L. Hao
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Scientific Journal of Technology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
7(2), P. 118 - 124
Published: Feb. 21, 2025
With
the
rapid
development
of
intelligent
transportation
systems,
autonomous
driving
technology
relying
on
machine
learning
algorithms
has
received
widespread
attention.
Although
made
significant
improvements,
how
to
utilize
advanced
further
enhance
its
performance
remains
a
core
issue.
This
study
aims
analyze
role
in
enhancing
vehicles
and
discuss
such
as
deep
neural
networks
reinforcement
can
effectively
solve
key
technical
bottlenecks.
A
series
innovative
strategies
based
have
been
proposed
address
challenges
currently
faced
by
technology,
insufficient
sensor
perception
accuracy,
contradiction
between
safety
efficiency
route
planning,
real-time
constraints
decision-making
control.
The
goal
these
is
improve
perception,
planning
operational
reliability
auto
drive
system.
Language: Английский
Monocyte distribution width (MDW) as a reliable diagnostic biomarker for sepsis in patients with HIV
Emerging Microbes & Infections,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 17, 2025
Introduction:
Sepsis
is
a
leading
cause
of
death
among
patients
with
HIV,
but
early
diagnosis
remains
challenge.
This
study
evaluates
the
diagnostic
performance
monocyte
distribution
width
(MDW)
in
detecting
sepsis
HIV.
Language: Английский
A machine learning approach for assessing acute infection by erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) kinetics
Clinica Chimica Acta,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
574, P. 120308 - 120308
Published: April 22, 2025
The
erythrocyte
sedimentation
rate
(ESR)
is
a
traditional
marker
of
inflammation,
valued
for
its
simplicity
and
low
cost
but
limited
by
unsatisfactory
specificity
sensitivity.
This
study
evaluated
the
equivalence
ESR
measurements
obtained
from
three
automated
analyzers
compared
to
Westergren
method.
Furthermore,
various
machine
learning
(ML)
techniques
were
employed
assess
usefulness
early
kinetics
in
inflammatory
disease
classification.
A
total
346
blood
samples
control,
rheumatological,
oncological,
sepsis/acute
status
groups
analyzed.
was
measured
using
TEST
1
(Alifax
Spa,
Padua,
Italy),
VESMATIC
5
(Diesse
Diagnostica
Senese
Siena,
CUBE
30
TOUCH
Italy)
analyzers,
Early
(within
20
min)
with
assessed.
ML
models
[Gradient
Boosting
Machine
(GBM),
Support
Vector
(SVM),
Naïve
Bayes
(NB),
Neural
Networks
(NN)
logistic
regression
(LR)]
discriminating
trained
validated
ESR,
slopes,
clinical
data.
second
validation
cohort
control
sepsis
used
validate
LR
models.
Automated
methods
showed
good
agreement
Westergren's
results.
Multivariate
analyses
identified
significant
associations
between
values
(measured
TOUCH)
age
(p
=
0.025),
gender
<
0.001),
and,
overall,
samples'
group
0.001).
Sedimentation
slopes
differed
significantly
across
groups,
particularly
12
min,
cases
showing
distinct
patterns.
achieved
moderate
accuracy,
GBM
performing
best
(AUC
0.80).
classification
an
AUC
0.884,
high
sensitivity
(96.9
%)
(74.2
%).
In
cohort,
outperformed
prior
results,
reaching
0.991
(95
%
CI:
0.973-1.000),
95.2
100
%.
Current
technologies
measurement
well
agree
reference
method
provide
robust
results
evaluating
systemic
infections.
novelty
this
lies
connecting
states,
identifying
status.
Future
studies
larger
datasets
are
needed
these
approaches
guide
application.
Language: Английский
Algorithms for predicting COVID outcome using ready-to-use laboratorial and clinical data
Alice Aparecida Lourenço,
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P. H. R. Amaral,
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Adriana Alves Oliveira Paim
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et al.
Frontiers in Public Health,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12
Published: May 14, 2024
The
pandemic
caused
by
severe
acute
respiratory
syndrome
coronavirus
2
(SARS-CoV-2)
is
an
emerging
crisis
affecting
the
public
health
system.
clinical
features
of
COVID-19
can
range
from
asymptomatic
state
to
and
multiple
organ
dysfunction.
Although
some
hematological
biochemical
parameters
are
altered
during
moderate
COVID-19,
there
still
a
lack
tools
combine
these
predict
outcome
patient
with
COVID-19.
Thus,
this
study
aimed
at
employing
patients
diagnosed
in
order
build
machine
learning
algorithms
for
predicting
COVID
mortality
or
survival.
Patients
included
had
diagnosis
SARS-CoV-2
infection
confirmed
RT-PCR
measurements
were
performed
three
different
time
points
upon
hospital
admission.
Among
evaluated,
ones
that
stand
out
most
important
T1
point
(urea,
lymphocytes,
glucose,
basophils
age),
which
could
be
possible
biomarkers
severity
patients.
This
shows
urea
parameter
best
classifies
rises
over
time,
making
it
crucial
analyte
used
outcome.
In
optimal
medically
interpretable
prediction
presented
each
point.
It
was
found
paramount
variable
all
points.
However,
importance
other
variables
changes
point,
demonstrating
dynamic
approach
effective
patient’s
prediction.
All
all,
use
defining
tool
laboratory
monitoring
prediction,
may
bring
benefits
future
pandemics
newly
reemerging
variants
concern.
Language: Английский
Aloe-emodin plus TIENAM ameliorate cecal ligation and puncture-induced sepsis in mice by attenuating inflammation and modulating microbiota
Jingqian Su,
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Xiaohui Deng,
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Shan Hu
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et al.
Frontiers in Microbiology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: Dec. 12, 2024
Despite
the
high
sepsis-associated
mortality,
effective
and
specific
treatments
remain
limited.
Using
conventional
antibiotics
as
TIENAM
(imipenem
cilastatin
sodium
for
injection,
TIE)
is
challenging
due
to
increasing
bacterial
resistance,
diminishing
their
efficacy
leading
adverse
effects.
We
previously
found
that
aloe-emodin
(AE)
exerts
therapeutic
effects
on
sepsis
by
reducing
systemic
inflammation
regulating
gut
microbiota.
Here,
we
investigated
whether
administering
AE
TIE
post-sepsis
onset,
using
a
cecal
ligation
puncture
(CLP)-induced
model,
extends
survival
improves
physiological
functions.
Survival
rates,
inflammatory
cytokines,
tissue
damage,
immune
cell
populations,
ascitic
fluid
microbiota,
key
signaling
pathways
were
assessed.
Combining
significantly
enhanced
reduced
load
in
septic
mice,
indicating
potent
antimicrobial
properties.
Moreover,
substantial
improvements
rates
of
+
TIE-treated
mice
(10%
60%)
within
168
h
observed
relative
CLP
group.
This
combination
therapy
also
effectively
modulated
marker
(interleukin
[IL]-6,
IL-1β,
tumor
necrosis
factor
[TNF]-α)
levels
counts
decreasing
those
B,
NK,
TNFR2+
T
reg
cells,
while
CD8+
cells;
alleviated
damage;
peritoneal
cavity;
suppressed
NF-κB
pathway.
altered
cavity
microbiota
composition
post-treatment,
characterized
pathogenic
bacteria
(
Bacteroides
)
abundance.
Our
findings
underscore
potential
treating
sepsis,
encourage
further
research
possible
clinical
implementations
surmount
limitations
amplify
AE.
Language: Английский