There are multiple definitions:

1. propensity score matching(English)

   • a quasi-experimental method that uses statistical techniques to construct an artificial control group by matching each treated unit with a non-treated unit of similar characteristics
   • ACE2, AMR, BMI, CFVR, CMD, COVID-19, HbA1C, IMR, INOCA, LAD, LDL-C, LVMI, QCA, QFR, TIMI, VWF, aSAH, DCI, GCE, ECG, EROA, GLS, GWE, GWI, GWW, LVEDV, LVESV, MAD, MVP, MW, PSL, PSM, PSS, PVC, VA, VF, VT
   • Statistics, Clinical trials
   • https://doi.org…171.2011.568786
   • https://doi.org…885-020-07160-1
   • https://doi.org…1111/micc.12851
   • https://doi.org…2019.4.JNS19779
   • https://doi.org…ard.2024.132434

2. patient-specific model(English)

   • a noninvasive, cost-saving and integrative approach to assessing pathologic states
   • CAD
   • Model(ing), Personalized approach
   • https://doi.org…439-020-02681-z

3. peritoneal surface malignancy(English)

   • a common manifestation of digestive and gynecologic malignancies alike. At present, patients with isolated PSM are treated with a combination therapy of CRS and HIPEC
   • CRS, HIPEC
   • Oncology, Gastroenterology
   • https://doi.org…36.2017.1291999

4. phenol-soluble modulin(English)

5. positive surgical margin(English)

   • refers to oncologic outcomes
   • EPIC, QOL, RARP, RS
   • Surgery, Oncology, Prostate
   • https://doi.org…uro.2020.05.010

6. Professional Science Master [program](English)

   • MBS, NSF, STEM
   • Specialist / expert, Education
   • https://profess…ncemasters.org/

7. patient self-management(English)

   • is associated with high patient adherence, potentially improving HF patients' functional status, quality of life, and limiting HF hospitalizations
   • HF, KCCQ-OS, LAP, LVEF, MACNE, NT-proBNP
   • Patient-centered (interest group), Therapeutic approaches, Cardiology
   • https://doi.org….1002/ejhf.3338