Machine learning models to predict failure in administration of intrapleural tPA/DNase in patients with complicated parapneumonic effusions/empyema: A multicenter study

Khemasuwan D; Shojaee S; Reddy C; Gilbert CR; Gorden JA; Balwan A; Trinidad S; Bixby B; Sorensen JS; Wilshire CL

Machine learning models to predict failure in administration of intrapleural tPA/DNase in patients with complicated parapneumonic effusions/empyema: A multicenter study

Khemasuwan D
, Shojaee S
, Reddy C
, Gilbert CR
, Gorden JA
, Balwan A
, Trinidad S
, Bixby B
, Sorensen JS
, Wilshire CL

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Chest 2021 Annual Meeting

Original language	American English
State	Published - Oct 17 2021

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Machine learning models to predict failure in administration of intrapleural tPA/DNase in patients with complicated parapneumonic effusions/empyema: A multicenter study

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