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The survival paradox refers to a phenomenon observed in certain medical conditions where patients with seemingly severe diseases or injuries surprisingly have a higher likelihood of survival compared to those with milder conditions. One example is seen in some trauma cases, where patients with severe injuries may have a higher chance of survival due to immediate and aggressive medical interventions. The survival paradox can present challenges in predicting patient outcomes and determining the most appropriate treatment strategies.
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