Video Author: Coan K

A large scale, machine learning model for predicting postoperative morbidity

Presented by Kelsey McClure at the SS02: Outcomes/Quality Session during the SAGES 2018 Annual Meeting.

Posted on: 09/18/2018
Learning Themes: Academic / Educational, HPB / Biliary
Sources: 2018 Annual Meeting
Video Authors: Coan K, McClure K, Moyerman S, Petersen S
Video Institutions: Dignity Health--San Francisco CA

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