Development and validation of bleeding prediction model for percutaneous liver biopsy in children

This study created and internally tested a bleeding prediction model for children undergoing percutaneous liver biopsy, demonstrating moderate discriminative ability. Additional optimization and external validation are necessary. Expanding research with larger, multi-center datasets is crucial to enhancing the model's predictive accuracy and clinical applicability.

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BMC Pediatrics
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2025-12-08
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s12887-025-06341-w
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Liver Disease Diagnosis and Treatment
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Abstract

This study created and internally tested a bleeding prediction model for children undergoing percutaneous liver biopsy, demonstrating moderate discriminative ability. Additional optimization and external validation are necessary. Expanding research with larger, multi-center datasets is crucial to enhancing the model's predictive accuracy and clinical applicability.

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