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The FA index was predictive of the need of daily nursing care and mortality.

PURPOSE: To report the results of chemoreduction and focal therapy for retinoblastoma with determination of factors predictive of the need for treatment with external beam radiotherapy or enucleation.

We published previously a model predictive of the need for exploration in small-bowel obstruction.

Individual behavioral risk factors predictive of the need for a dental evaluation included lack of bedtime brushing, lack of fluoridated toothpaste use and family history of dental problems.

Demographic factors such as age, gender, fracture mechanism, location of fasciotomy and presence of open fracture were not predictive of the need for skin grafting.

In a study by Heffner et al. [ 37], the pH of pleural fluid was not predictive of the need for pleurodesis in selected patients, based on estimated survival.

This aspect is even more relevant for rare cancers, as GIST, for which it is extremely difficult to make studies with prognostic and predictive purpose, for the need of an adequate number of patients to analyze and follow for a long time.

Once factors predictive of outcome and/or the need of surgery are identified, an accurate diagnostic-therapeutic algorithm which will help avoid the risks and costs of needless surgery can be developed.

The high prevalence of CAGTA-positive results in the population studied (41.5%) corroborates the adequacy of the inclusion criteria used in this study as a predictive biomarker of Candida infection and the need of consolidating the CAGTA determination in a delimited group of ICU population.

A larger study is currently under way to evaluate and define the predictive value of WS in outpatients (for the need of hospitalization) and inpatients (for severe disease).

Being predictive will lead to anticipating the needs of customers and citizens.