Field Measures Are All You Need: Predicting Need for Surgery in Elderly Ground-Level Fall Patients via Machine Learning

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Background: As ground-level falls (GLFs) are a significant cause of mortality in elderly patients, field triage plays an essential role in patient outcomes. This research investigates how machine learning algorithms can supplement traditional t-tests to recognize statistically significant patterns in medical data and to aid clinical guidelines. Methods: This is a retrospective study using data from 715 GLF patients over 75 years old. We first calculated P-values for each recorded factor to determine the factor’s significance in contributing to a need for surgery (P

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Shooshani, T., Pooladzandi, O., Nguyen, A., Shipley, J. H., Harris, M. H., Hovis, G. E. A., & Barrios, C. (2023). Field Measures Are All You Need: Predicting Need for Surgery in Elderly Ground-Level Fall Patients via Machine Learning. American Surgeon, 89(10), 4095–4100. https://doi.org/10.1177/00031348231177917

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