Previous studies have confirmed that conventional MRI parameters lack stability, and the evaluation of the prognosis of CSM sometimes is controversial. In our study, we first introduced radiomics, a quantitative analysis of image features, into the study of CSM and obtained a reliable and stable model. By analysis features' importance and unboxing the extremely randomized trees model, we came up with assumptions of the relationship between specific features and post-surgical recovery prediction.
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