This invention relates to the interdisciplinary field of smart healthcare and digital twin technology, specifically to a dynamic medical twin
system and interactive prediction method based on a physiological double
helix driven and four-dimensional linkage modalities. The
system continuously collects and fuses multi-source biophysical data through a
physical entity helix, while a digital virtual
helix solves a network of physiological equations coupled with metabolic and stress fields in real time. Both systems achieve endogenous synchronous mapping of
gene loci and expressed proteins through a built-in base
pairing engine. The four modalities of mirroring, deduction, intervention, and knowledge are responsible for high-fidelity real-time presentation,
disease progression prediction, virtual intervention deduction, and
clinical knowledge accumulation, respectively, forming a complete
closed loop of "observation-deduction-intervention-learning." This invention elevates the
system architecture from a static hierarchical stack to a dynamic life-body metaphor, supporting users to perform virtual operations on the twin and receive real-time feedback on multi-scale
physiological responses across the entire system, achieving a leap from "morphological
simulation" to "life mechanism
simulation."