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    Surgeons’ subjective evaluations before surgery can significantly predict postoperative complications. 10.1% of patients had grade III complications in 2023; this increased to 12.3% in 2024. Surgeons’ preoperative assessment of general condition (q4) is the strongest predictor of severe complications (odds ratio 1.35 per 10-point increase). Surgeons should consider their own insights along with traditional metrics to better stratify patient risk. The predictive model, including age and emergency status, showed solid performance (AUC 0.777 in 2023, 0.774 in 2024). Journal Article… Read more: Surgeon insights improve risk assessment for complications

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