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February 20, 2026Annals of Medicine0 citationsOpen Access

A novel inflammation-nutrition risk score (INRS) and its related nomogram model to predict radiological bronchiectasis in patients after tuberculosis infection in Wuhan, China

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QYQi YuJinyintan HospitalJYJisong YanChinese Academy of Medical Sciences & Peking Union Medical CollegeJSJianping SongUnion Hospital

Key Points

  • The study aims to evaluate the effectiveness of the Inflammation-Nutrition Risk Score (INRS) in predicting radiological bronchiectasis in post-tuberculosis patients.
  • Developed a novel inflammation-nutrition risk score (INRS) for patients post-tuberculosis infection.
  • Created a nomogram model based on the INRS for clinical application.
  • Assessed the predictive accuracy of the INRS in stratifying risk for bronchiectasis progression.
  • The INRS serves as an effective predictive biomarker for radiological bronchiectasis (RBE) in affected patients.
  • The nomogram based on INRS efficiently aids in risk stratification and management of bronchiectasis.
  • The ability to predict RBE progression supports better follow-up care strategies.

Abstract

In post-TBI patients, the INRS represents a novel predictive biomarker for RBE. The INRS-based nomogram is a clinically applicable and efficient tool for risk stratification and guiding follow-up management to prevent RBE progression.

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Yu et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6997fa12ad1d9b11b3452fa6https://doi.org/10.1080/07853890.2026.2625545
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