Development and Validation of a Prognostic Model to Predict Overall Survival in Multiple System Atrophy.
Sabine EschlboeckGeorg GoebelChristine EckhardtAlessandra FanciulliCecilia RaccagniSylvia BoeschAtbin DjamshidianBeatrice HeimPhilipp MahlknechtKatherina MairWolfgang NachbauerChristoph ScherflerHeike StocknerWerner PoeweKlaus SeppiStefan KiechlGregor WenningFlorian Krismernull nullPaolo BaroneMaria Teresa PellecchiaNiall P QuinnClare J FowlerAnette SchragNir GiladiTanya GurevichKaren OstergaardHåkan WidnerWolfgang OertelAlberto AlbaneseEduardo TolosaGünther DeuschlThomas KlockgetherRichard DodelCristina SampaioEldad MelamedThomas GasserCarlo ColosimoOlivier RascolWassilios MeissnerFrançois TisonFelix GeserSusanne DuerrSylvia BoeschMartin KöllenspergerVasiliki KoukouniChristopher J MathiasErik DupontChrister F NilssonKarla Maria EggertFrancesca Del SorboAdriana CardozoHelge HellriegelMiguel CoelhoRuth DjaldettiChristoph KammGiuseppe MecoPublished in: Movement disorders clinical practice (2023)
The nomogram is a simple tool to predict survival on an individual basis and may help to improve counseling and treatment of MSA patients.