Background Elderly cancer patients are more predisposed to developing nosocomial
infections during anti-neoplastic treatment, and are associated with a bleaker prognosis …

Background Attributed to the immunosuppression caused by malignancy itself and its
treatments, cancer patients are vulnerable to developing nosocomial infections. This study …

Background Patients with malignancy are at a higher risk of developing nosocomial
infections. However, limited studies investigated the clinical features and prognostic factors …

This study aimed to develop a new prognostic model for predicting 30-day mortality in solid
tumor patients with suspected infection. This study is a retrospective cohort study and was …

Background Infectious complications after colorectal cancer (CRC) surgery increase
perioperative mortality and are significantly associated with poor prognosis. We aimed to …

Abstract Background/Aims: Predicting models of operative morbidity and mortality in the
geriatric population are important in the prevention of adverse surgical outcomes. Methods …

Objective To predict the 28-day mortality of critically ill, elderly patients with colorectal cancer
(CRC) using five machine learning approaches. Methods Data were extracted from the eICU …

OBJECTIVE: To develop a simple score to predict early death in adult cancer patients with
bloodstream infection. METHODS: A prediction score was developed by analyzing data …

e22053 Background: Elderly oncology population (EOP) corresponds to an increasing and
heterogeneous group with high risk to infectious complications. Advances in antimicrobial …

Objective To investigate the mortality risk factors of nosocomial infection patients in intensive
care unit (ICU), and to guide clinicians to take effective control measures. Methods A …