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Treatment Response. The period after treatment when a WM patient has experienced either stabilization of disease, an improvement in disease status, or even, unfortunately, disease progression is called a “response”.

Method for diagnosing heart disease, predicting sudden death, and analyzing treatment response using multifractal analysis

InactiveUS6993377B2Reducing minimum sizeIncreased analytic detailMedical simulationMedical report generationTest batterySudden death
A method of analyzing electrocardiogram (EKG) data for use in the diagnosis of heart disease, prognosis of cardiac conditions, and the monitoring of heart disease therapies is disclosed. The method utilizes a wavelet-based multifractal analysis with one or more of (1) a discrete wavelet smoothing step to remove the effects of abnormal beats; (2) “Levy flight” analysis to detect the frequency of abnormal beats known to adversely affect the multifractal (MF) analysis; and (3) MF alpha analysis, a multifractal extension of monofractal short term (ST) alpha analysis. The invention further comprises an EKG test battery comprising Levy flight anomalous beat/beat cluster screening, followed by (ST) MF alpha analysis and MF Holder analysis (when validated by the Levy flight analysis). The wavelet smoothing step can also be used to classify human EKGs by observing the effect of sequential smoothing on the MF Holder coefficient. Alternative choices to the wavelet smoothing approach to removal of abnormal beat effects include probability distribution function analysis to determine the MF Holder coefficient directly, abnormal beat ridge skeleton removal to remove the offending beats based on a direct multifractal spectrum calculation, and the calculation of various types of entropy coefficients for the EKG time series.
Owner:THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE UNIV OF ARKANSAS

Systems and methods for predicting effectiveness in the treatment of psychiatric disorders, including depression

InactiveUS20090306534A1ElectroencephalographyMicrobiological testing/measurementPsychoactive drugPsychopathology
The present invention pertains to the evaluation and/or treatment of psychopathological diseases. In one aspect, information regarding brain activity, coupled with behavior tests (e.g., determining performance in a computer-based task), may be used to predict the response of a subject to psychological treatment, e.g., with a psychoactive drug. For example, the subject may be one suffering from depression, or other disturbances of the rostral anterior cingulate cortex. Another aspect of the present invention is directed to methods for analyzing neurobiological predictors through integration of information gathered from one or more levels of analyses: (1) behavior, (2) brain function, and/or (3) genes. In one aspect, the methods of the present invention can comprise any one of these components (i.e., behavior, brain function, and genes), or a combination of two or more of these components, and/or other components. Through these methods, development of novel algorithms for improving the ability to identify biological surrogate markers of treatment response are disclosed, according to certain embodiments of the invention. Still other aspects of the present invention are directed to systems and methods for implementing such evaluation techniques, analyzing such evaluation techniques, promotion of such evaluation techniques, and the like.
Owner:PRESIDENT & FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE

Immune gene prognosis model for predicting hepatocellular carcinoma tumor immune infiltration and postoperative survival time

ActiveCN112011616APromote the implementation of precision medicineObjective assessment of infiltrationMicrobiological testing/measurementBiostatisticsTNM staging systemMicroarray cgh
The invention relates to an immune gene prognosis model for predicting hepatocellular carcinoma tumor immune infiltration and postoperative survival time, and belongs to the technical field of biological medicines. The model can be used for evaluating the infiltration degree of immune cells in a tumor in clinical practice by detecting the expression levels of 22 specific immune related genes of ahepatocellular carcinoma patient, so that the model can be used for predicting hepatocellular carcinoma tumor immune infiltration in clinical practice and improve the prediction capability of the liver cancer immunotherapy response. The model can be used for judging the postoperative overall survival risk of a patient and guiding the formulation of a postoperative treatment strategy, and the corresponding microarray chip kit can realize the standardization and convenience of detection. Meanwhile, the immune gene prognosis model provided by the invention can increase the prediction accuracy andthe clinical net income of a hepatocellular carcinoma TNM staging system on the total survival time of three years and five years after operation. As a molecular marker for objectively and accuratelyevaluating the tumor immune state and poor prognosis risk of hepatocellular carcinoma, the model can realize accurate implementation of hepatocellular carcinoma immunotherapy and accurate prognosis prediction.
Owner:上海顿慧医疗科技发展有限公司
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