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Author: Qibin Liu; Xuemin Fang; Shinichi Tokuno; Ungil Chung; Xianxiang Chen; Xiyong Dai; Xiaoyu Liu; Feng Xu; Bing Wang; Peng Peng
Title: Prediction of the clinical outcome of COVID-19 patients using T lymphocyte subsets with 340 cases from Wuhan, China: a retrospective cohort study and a web visualization tool
  • Document date: 2020_4_11
  • ID: 125o0o7x_25
    Snippet: It should be noted that our intension is not for the web tool to be considered as a 100% gold standard for determining the final clinical outcome of the patients. The visualization result simply suggests whether the new patient is more likely to recover or to have adverse outcomes. Another important significance of our tool is the monitoring of patient's progress in real time during the treatment. For example, the patient's longitudinal profile g.....
    Document: It should be noted that our intension is not for the web tool to be considered as a 100% gold standard for determining the final clinical outcome of the patients. The visualization result simply suggests whether the new patient is more likely to recover or to have adverse outcomes. Another important significance of our tool is the monitoring of patient's progress in real time during the treatment. For example, the patient's longitudinal profile gradually shifting towards the red centroid (poor outcome) or the green centroid (good outcome) may provide insight on the patient's progress ( Figure 5 ).

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