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To more accurately identify high-risk individuals for bleeding, we chose to focus on patients with chest, abdominal and gynecological malignant tumor instead of urinary system tumors. This decision was based on the fact that surgeries for chest, abdominal, and gynecological tumors involve greater surgical trauma, making postoperative bleeding more likely.
JMIR Form Res 2025;9:e66189
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Waist circumference (WC) is a simple method to evaluate abdominal adiposity that is easy to standardize. It is also an independent cardiovascular risk factor, with a higher predicting value than BMI [2,3]. However, this measurement is not routinely used in clinical practice.
Recently, a computed tomography (CT) scan estimation became a valid measure of standing WC [4,5]. This method is truly valuable in retrospective studies, where it can be difficult to obtain such measurements.
JMIRx Med 2023;4:e38852
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What kind of procedure was used to perform the diagnostic test to detect abdominal obesity? Please discuss this in the Methods section.
Thanks to the authors for providing a detailed revised version and comments.
If the authors can clear up a few more confusions, then it would be great.
1. The authors stated that the app has an accuracy of 83% when using the m WC to detect abdominal obesity. Is it sufficient compared to the conventional approaches? Just a simple comparison/comment would suffice.
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JMIRx Med 2023;4:e54012
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