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Study employs pH-calibrated multiplex electrochemical sensing for PNBM prescreening, suggesting a rapid diagnostic approach.
/MXene/rGO (MMG) aerogel is engineered as the electrochemical transduction scaffold, providing interconnected transport pathways while mitigating 2D nanosheet restacking. In addition, real-time pH monitoring is integrated to correct the intrinsically pH-dependent glucose and lactate responses, improving quantitative consistency across physiologically variable samples. Based on a clinically relevant PNBM/non-PNBM cohort, interpretable tree-ensemble models (Random Forest and XGBoost) are trained using Gaussian-noise augmentation within cross-validation folds to avoid information leakage. The resulting framework demonstrates preliminary internal cross-validated discrimination, while maintaining transparent decision logic. Overall, this work integrates pH-calibrated multiplex electrochemical sensing with interpretable machine learning, offering a rapid and transparent strategy for PNBM prescreening in neurosurgical POC settings.
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