A Proposal for a New Method of Evaluation of the Newborn Infant¶
Apgar, V. (1953). A Proposal for a New Method of Evaluation of the Newborn Infant. Current Researches in Anesthesia and Analgesia, 32(4), 260-267.
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- Evaluative Rating
- Medical triage encodes condition severity into APGAR, Glasgow Coma, and transplant-priority scores.
This sourceIntroduces the Apgar score, an ordered acuity rating encoding newborn vitality for triage decisions.
- Medical triage encodes condition severity into APGAR, Glasgow Coma, and transplant-priority scores.
- Feature Engineering
- Medical diagnosis and biomarkers. HbA1c, troponin, eGFR, the APGAR and Glasgow Coma scores each transform a hard-to-interpret raw signal into a feature that supports the decision a clinician must make.
This sourceIntroduces the five-component Apgar score that transforms a hard-to-read raw clinical state into a single decision-supporting feature, supporting clinical biomarkers/scores as engineered features.
- Medical diagnosis and biomarkers. HbA1c, troponin, eGFR, the APGAR and Glasgow Coma scores each transform a hard-to-interpret raw signal into a feature that supports the decision a clinician must make.
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