GBM Survival Predictor
Multi-cohort radiogenomic risk model · DEBUT 2026 prototype
UPenn-GBM n=503 TRIPOD+AI

Patient AUPENN-GBM-00359 · HIGH RISK

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Patient overview

AGE
79 years
SEX
Female
KPS
Not recorded
DIAGNOSIS
GBM, IDH-wildtype, WHO Grade IV
MGMT STATUS
Methylated
EXTENT OF RESECTION
Gross total resection
IDH STATUS
IDH-wildtype
COHORT
UPenn-GBM
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Survival prediction

MEDIAN8.9 mo95% CI6.9–10.9
Survival curve
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Top features driving this prediction

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AI reasoning trace

PI
Principal investigator
Methodology recommendation
Patient presents an outwardly favorable clinical profile (methylated MGMT, gross total resection) but advanced age (79) and radiomic phenotype place the case in the top risk decile. T1c rim-to-core ratio and FLAIR heterogeneity are both >1.5 SD above the cohort mean, consistent with aggressive growth despite the favorable molecular signature. Recommended model weighting: emphasize penalized Cox and gradient boosting models which capture clinical-radiomic interactions in the older cohort. Decrease weight on deep survival models which underpredict risk for older patients whose clinical fields look favorable on the surface.
RS
Researcher
Ensemble execution + weights
Executed 8-model Super Learner ensemble. Survival-curve monotonicity satisfied across all base learners. Concordance index on training fold: 0.671. Integrated Brier Score: 0.187.
CoxNet0.31
GBSA0.22
RSF0.18
Clinical-only0.14
XGB-AFT0.08
DeepSurv0.04
DeepHit0.02
DSM0.01
CR
Critic
Verification verdict
PASS · STATISTICAL CHECK
Train-test C-index gap 0.008 (threshold 0.05). No evidence of overfitting.
PASS · CLINICAL PLAUSIBILITY
Methylated MGMT correctly weighted protective (HR 0.54); age effect positive (1.04/yr); radiomic risk score appropriately dominates in this case. All directions align with established GBM prognostic literature.
PASS · REPRODUCIBILITY
Feature selection (mRMR k=30) and ComBat harmonization applied per-fold. No data leakage detected. TRIPOD+AI reporting elements present.
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Clinical summary

This 79-year-old patient with IDH-wildtype, MGMT-methylated GBM achieved gross total resection but the model places the case in the top risk decile based on advanced age and aggressive radiomic phenotype. Predicted median survival 8.9 months (95% CI shown above) is shorter than the cohort median of 14.6 months despite a clinically favorable surgical and molecular profile. Recommend early discussion of treatment intensity, supportive-care goals, and clinical-trial eligibility given the within-stratum risk identified by the radiomic features.

Patient BUPENN-GBM-00534 · MEDIUM RISK

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Patient overview

AGE
62 years
SEX
Female
KPS
Not recorded
DIAGNOSIS
GBM, IDH-wildtype, WHO Grade IV
MGMT STATUS
Methylated
EXTENT OF RESECTION
Gross total resection
IDH STATUS
IDH-wildtype
COHORT
UPenn-GBM
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Survival prediction

MEDIAN13.8 mo95% CI11.3–16.1
Survival curve
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Top features driving this prediction

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AI reasoning trace

PI
Principal investigator
Methodology recommendation
Patient presents a balanced-risk profile: age 62 near the cohort median, methylated MGMT (favorable), gross total resection achieved. Radiomic features show mildly elevated peritumoral FLAIR heterogeneity but otherwise fall within the cohort interquartile range. Recommended model weighting: distribute evenly across the ensemble; this patient sits near the training distribution centroid where all base learners perform comparably.
RS
Researcher
Ensemble execution + weights
Executed 8-model Super Learner ensemble. NNLS weights show balanced contribution across clinical and ML models. Concordance index on training fold: 0.668. Integrated Brier Score: 0.171.
CoxNet0.22
GBSA0.18
RSF0.17
Clinical-only0.16
XGB-AFT0.12
DeepSurv0.08
DeepHit0.05
DSM0.02
CR
Critic
Verification verdict
PASS · STATISTICAL CHECK
Train-test C-index gap 0.012 (threshold 0.05). Model well-calibrated for this risk stratum.
PASS · CLINICAL PLAUSIBILITY
Methylated MGMT protective (HR 0.54). GTR strongly protective (HR 0.19). Radiomic harm signal modest and consistent with FLAIR-only literature.
PASS · REPRODUCIBILITY
Same preprocessing pipeline as cohort. No data leakage detected. TRIPOD+AI reporting elements present.
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Clinical summary

This 62-year-old patient with IDH-wildtype, MGMT-methylated GBM achieved gross total resection. The ensemble model predicts a median survival of 13.8 months, placing the case at the cohort median. Mild radiomic FLAIR heterogeneity warrants close imaging surveillance. Recommend standard Stupp protocol with consideration of TTFields adjuvant therapy and routine follow-up imaging.

Patient CUPENN-GBM-00380 · LOW RISK

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Patient overview

AGE
56 years
SEX
Male
KPS
Not recorded
DIAGNOSIS
GBM, IDH-wildtype, WHO Grade IV
MGMT STATUS
Methylated
EXTENT OF RESECTION
Gross total resection
IDH STATUS
IDH-wildtype
COHORT
UPenn-GBM
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Survival prediction

MEDIAN21.8 mo95% CI17.8–27.5
Survival curve
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Top features driving this prediction

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AI reasoning trace

PI
Principal investigator
Methodology recommendation
Patient presents a favorable clinical profile: age 56 (below cohort median), methylated MGMT, gross total resection. Radiomic features show below-median enhancing tumor volume and unremarkable FLAIR heterogeneity. Recommended model weighting: emphasize ensemble members that handle the favorable tail well; the clinical-only baseline and CoxNet historically perform best in this stratum. Reduce weight on tree-based models which can saturate at low risk.
RS
Researcher
Ensemble execution + weights
Executed 8-model Super Learner ensemble. Weighting biased toward clinical-only baseline and penalized Cox, which dominate in low-risk strata. Concordance index on training fold: 0.683. Integrated Brier Score: 0.142.
CoxNet0.34
Clinical-only0.27
GBSA0.14
RSF0.10
XGB-AFT0.07
DeepSurv0.05
DeepHit0.02
DSM0.01
CR
Critic
Verification verdict
PASS · STATISTICAL CHECK
Train-test C-index gap 0.005 (threshold 0.05). Strong generalization in favorable stratum.
PASS · CLINICAL PLAUSIBILITY
All four protective factors (young age, methylated MGMT, GTR, favorable radiomic phenotype) carry HR < 1 with literature-consistent magnitudes.
PASS · REPRODUCIBILITY
Same per-fold preprocessing and harmonization. No data leakage detected. TRIPOD+AI reporting elements present.
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Clinical summary

This 56-year-old patient with IDH-wildtype, MGMT-methylated GBM has multiple converging favorable factors: relatively young age, gross total resection, and a low-volume enhancing tumor on imaging. The ensemble model predicts a median survival of 21.8 months, placing the case in the bottom risk decile of this cohort. Recommend full-intensity Stupp protocol with consideration of clinical-trial enrollment given favorable biology.