In a data-driven investigation involving 991 primary gastrointestinal melanoma patients, researchers constructed reliable prognostic models for predicting overall survival (OS) and cancer-specific survival (CSS). These models incorporated key factors like age, disease stage, lymph node density, and surgery. Rigorous testing confirmed their effectiveness, making them valuable tools for assessing the prognosis of primary gastrointestinal melanoma patients. This study empowers clinicians with enhanced predictive capabilities for these specific cases, potentially improving patient care and decision-making.
Journal Article by Zeng J, Zhu L (…) Yang Y et 2 al. in BMJ Open
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