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Table 1.

Parameters of each scoring system.

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Table 2.

Baseline characteristics of the study patients.

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Fig 1.

Receiver-operating characteristic curves of the Global Respiratory Severity Score and the Wang bronchiolitis severity score.

The AUCs for the GRSS and the WBSS are 0.875 and 0.821, respectively, corresponding to cut-off values of ≥4.52 and ≥7, respectively.

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Table 3.

Values of the Global Respiratory Severity Score and the Wang bronchiolitis severity score.

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Fig 2.

Decision curve analysis for predicting the requirement for respiratory support based on the Global Respiratory Severity Score and the Wang bronchiolitis severity score.

The Y-axis measures the net benefit of respiratory support devices. The X-axis shows the probability of the need for respiratory support.

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