Bryce 2012.
Study characteristics | ||
General information | Objective
Journal
Country
Study design
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Participants | Number of included patients
Surgical specialty
Age
Male sex
High‐risk surgery
Insulin‐dependent diabetes mellitus
History of ischaemic heart disease
History of congestive heart failure
History of cerebrovascular events
Elevated creatinine
0 RCRI factors
1 RCRI factor
2 RCRI factors
3 or more RCRI factors
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Predictors | Predictor 1: Glasgow aneurysm score
Predictor 2: V(p)‐POSSUM score
Predictor 3: Vascular biochemical and haematological outcome model
Predictor 4: Preoperative risk score of the estimation of physiological ability and surgical stress score
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Outcome | Outcome category
Full outcome definition
Prediction horizon
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Analysis | Number of outcomes
Handling missing data
Discrimination reported?
Calibration reported?
Reclassification reported?
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PROBAST: Applicability | Domain 1: Participant selection
Justification: Domain 2: Predictors
Justification: most RCRI predictor definitions not reported Domain 3: Outcome
Justification: outcome different from the development study Overall judgement
Justification: patient selection was appropriate. However, there was no/unclear information on predictor definitions. In addition, the outcome used was different from MACE in the development study. |
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Notes | ||
Item | Authors' judgement | Support for judgement |
Domain 1: Participant selection | Yes | Although only patients undergoing vascular surgery were included, participant selection was appropriate and the RCRI model can be applied in these patients. |
Domain 2: Predictors | Unclear | Most predictor definitions not reported including RCRI definition factors. |
Domain 3: Outcome | Yes | Clearly defined outcome definitions and appropriate adjudication of outcomes. |
Domain 4: Analysis | No | Very low sample size; calibration not assessed. |
Overall judgement | No | Appropriate patient selection and clearly defined outcome. However, there was no/unclear information on predictor definitions. In addition, the sample size was low and calibration was not assessed. |