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iScience Development and external validation of a risk stratification model for stroke-associated pneumonia

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SENTRY, an early prediction model using routine admission variables and ultra-early chest computed tomography findings from eight stroke centers, showed higher discrimination than established scores, and decision curve analysis showed greater net benefit across clinically relevant thresholds.

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