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Association between ePWV and delirium risk in icu sepsis patients: a retrospective analysis based on the MIMIC database and development of a predictive model

Jan 2026 · Clinics · Vol 81 · 0 citations · 41 references
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Abstract

Highlights • ePWV is an independent predictor of delirium in ICU sepsis patients.• Nonlinear ePWV-delirium relationship shown via RCS analysis.• KNN model with ePWV achieves AUC = 0.736 in validation cohort.• SHAP identifies RF, ARF, and ACEI as key predictors.• ePWV is a novel non-invasive biomarker for early delirium screening.

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