A scoping review of dynamic risk assessment tools in interventional procedures

Interventional surgery has been widely applied in the field of surgery in recent years due to its advantages such as minimally invasive nature, high safety, low anesthesia risk, and low bleeding risk. However, different risks during the perioperative period have a significant impact on the success rate of the surgery and the long-term prognosis of patients. Currently, most of the risk assessment tools mentioned in the studies are static and evaluated at a single time point. There is a lack of scientific and systematic review and presentation of dynamic and multi-time point risk assessment tools. This study will adopt the framework of a scoping review to conduct a rigorous review of dynamic risk assessment tools for interventional surgery, in order to provide certain choices and references for clinical researchers.