A
system for remote assessment of clinical response and dynamic optimization of the
chemotherapy regimen in
oncology, consisting of: a device for clinical assessment of
patient response, designed as a physical
machine structure with a housing for use on the body or at the bedside; a housing-mounted physiological sensor unit configured to
record continuous or periodic measurements of
heart rate,
heart rate variability,
respiratory rate,
peripheral oxygen saturation, body temperature,
physical activity and sleep-related parameters of an
oncology patient during
chemotherapy; a biochemical sensor unit integrated into the housing, configured to detect biochemical indicators related to response to
chemotherapy and
toxicity, including inflammatory markers, metabolic indicators, hematological trends or
drug-related metabolites; a patient interaction unit configured to receive symptom data reported by the patient, corresponding to treatment
tolerability and
functional status; an
embedded processing unit that is operationally connected to the physiological sensor unit, the biochemical sensor unit, and the patient interaction unit, and is configured to perform
signal conditioning, temporal alignment,
data integrity verification, and
encryption of the acquired
patient data; a
communication unit that is operationally connected to the
embedded processing unit and configured to transmit the processed
patient data to a remote
processing infrastructure using
secure communication protocols; a remote
processing system comprising at least one
processing unit and a storage unit for storing
executable instructions, wherein the processing unit is configured to aggregate longitudinal
patient data across chemotherapy cycles, analyze correlations between recorded physiological data, biochemical indicators, patient-reported outcomes, and parameters of chemotherapy administration, and calculate a clinical assessment of response; and A
system for interacting with physicians, configured to display the results of the clinical response assessment and generate recommendations for optimizing the
chemotherapy regimen, which are subject to review and approval by the physician.