ArticleFrontiers in microbiology2024
Correlation between oxygenation function and laboratory indicators in COVID-19 patients based on non-enhanced chest CT images and construction of an artificial intelligence prediction model.
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Abstract
Objective: By extracting early chest CT radiomic features of COVID-19 patients, we explored their correlation with laboratory indicators and oxygenation index (PaO Methods: This retrospective study included 384 patients with COVID-19, whose baseline information, laboratory indicators, oxygenation-related parameters, and non-enhanced chest CT images were collected. Utilizing the PaO Results: There were no statistically significant differences in baseline characteristics among the groups. Radiomic features showed differences in all 4 groups, while the differences in laboratory indicators were inconsistent, with some PaO Conclusion: This study found that the early chest CT radiomic features of COVID-19 patients are strongly associated not only with early laboratory indicators but also with the lowest PaO
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