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Fig 1.

Deriving the nine-variable prognostic model.

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Table 1.

Descriptive statistics of development and validation databases.

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Table 2.

Final variables of logistic regression model.

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Table 3.

Primary outcome probability for final model variables.

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Table 4.

Number of predicted and actual events in validation database.

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Fig 2.

Area under receiver operating characteristic of: A) logistic regression model on the development database; B) PE-SCORE model on development database; and C) PE-SCORE model on validation database.

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Table 5.

Discrimination and calibration metrics.

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Fig 3.

Precision recall curves of: A) logistic regression model on the development database; B) PE-SCORE model on the development database; and C) PE-SCORE model on the validation database.

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Fig 4.

Calibration curves of logistic regression on development and PE-SCORE model on both databases.

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Fig 5.

Proportions with primary outcome by calculated PE-SCORE.

Legend: Panels A and B show 2D stacked column charts stratified by the proportions of patients with primary composite outcome positive (lower column) and the outcome negative groups (upper column) for each PE-SCORE calculation in the development and validation databases. Panels C and D show column charts for the number of patients with primary outcome positive next to the number with death for each PE-SCORE calculation in the development and validation databases.

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Table 6.

Performance of PE-SCORE model at two risk thresholds on both databases.

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