Figures & data
Table 1 Baseline Patient Characteristics
Figure 1 Kaplan-Meier survival curves for different BI score groups (A), impaired ADL sub-groups of BI Score≤60 (B), normal ADL sub-groups of BI Score>60 (C).
![Figure 1 Kaplan-Meier survival curves for different BI score groups (A), impaired ADL sub-groups of BI Score≤60 (B), normal ADL sub-groups of BI Score>60 (C).](/cms/asset/0ed37a32-25e9-464a-b231-258d9f4d76f2/dcia_a_12154578_f0001_c.jpg)
Table 2 Risk Factors from Univariate and Multivariable Cox Analysis
Figure 3 Calibration plots of overall survival probabilities at one year. The x-axis represents the overall survival rate predicted by the nomogram, and the y-axis represents the actual overall survival rate observed. The grey line of dashes along the diagonal passing through the origin represents a perfect calibration model, where the prediction probabilities are consistent with the observation probabilities. The red line represents the calibration curve, which connected by the red dots that indicate observed 1-year mortality rate. The blue crosses mean bias-corrected estimates and the black vertical bars indicate 95% CIs.
![Figure 3 Calibration plots of overall survival probabilities at one year. The x-axis represents the overall survival rate predicted by the nomogram, and the y-axis represents the actual overall survival rate observed. The grey line of dashes along the diagonal passing through the origin represents a perfect calibration model, where the prediction probabilities are consistent with the observation probabilities. The red line represents the calibration curve, which connected by the red dots that indicate observed 1-year mortality rate. The blue crosses mean bias-corrected estimates and the black vertical bars indicate 95% CIs.](/cms/asset/49613403-40b2-48ef-b56d-1ccbe05b452c/dcia_a_12154578_f0003_c.jpg)