Does the PROPDESC score accurately predict postoperative delirium based on routine preoperative data?
The PROPDESC score is a promising pragmatic tool for predicting postoperative delirium using routine preoperative data, though it requires further external validation.
The PROPDESC score showed promising performance on a separate validation cohort in predicting POD based on routine preoperative data. Suitability for universal screening needs to be shown in a large external validation.
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