Accurate surgical pathological assessment of breast biopsies is essential to the proper management of breast lesions. Identifying histological features, such as nuclear pleomorphism, increased mitotic activity, cellular atypia, patterns of architectural disruption, as well as invasion through basement membranes into surrounding stroma and normal structures, including invasion of vascular and lymphatic spaces, help to classify lesions as malignant. This visual assessment is repeated on numerous slides taken at various sections through the resected tumor, each at different magnifications.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFSepsis is a major cause of mortality among hospitalized patients. Existing sepsis prediction methods face limitations due to their reliance on laboratory results and Electronic Medical Records (EMRs). This work aimed to develop a sepsis prediction model utilizing continuous vital signs monitoring, offering an innovative approach to sepsis prediction.
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