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Precise methodology of prognostic model development needs advancements in the field of CPSP, and development of more accurate, validated, and refined models in large-scale cohorts is needed to improve clinical reliability and applicability.
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Current models for chronic postsurgical pain warrant cautious clinical use; leaves open validation and refinement in large cohorts.
Precise methodology of prognostic model development needs advancements in the field of CPSP. Development of more accurate, validated and refined models in large-scale cohorts is needed to improve reliability and applicability in clinical practice and validation studies are necessary to further refine and improve the performance of prognostic models for CPSP.
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Segelcke et al. (2023) studied this question.
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