Simulation System Excluding Major Index for Novel Diagnosis
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing medical simulation systems are limited by their reliance on conventional medical logic, which can hinder optimal analysis and fail to provide innovative insights for disease diagnosis, often resulting in analytical results that are within medical common sense rather than offering new awareness to doctors.
Innovation Solution
A simulation system and program product that exclude the major index inspection item for diagnosis from entry options, allowing for a database-driven scoring system based on actual inspection results from a large number of subjects, enabling the derivation of scores that may go beyond conventional medical analysis.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If simulation analysis is conducted using conventional medical logic, then the analysis results are reliable and easy to understand, but the results are limited to medical common sense and cannot provide new insights
Solution Approach 1:
The patent extracts the major index inspection item from the simulation analysis process. By excluding the major index (e.g., glucose level for diabetes) from the simulation inputs, the system avoids being constrained by conventional diagnostic logic and can generate novel analytical insights while maintaining reliability through database-driven approaches
Solution Approach 2:
Instead of using conventional medical logic to guide the simulation, the patent inverts the approach by using actual clinical data patterns from a database to derive simulation results. This inversion allows the system to discover relationships that challenge conventional medical wisdom while maintaining diagnostic reliability
2Adaptability or versatility
If the major index inspection item is included in the entry options, then the simulation analysis is comprehensive, but the analysis is constrained by medical common sense and cannot offer new awareness
Solution Approach 1:
The patent removes the major index inspection item from the entry options, allowing users to input values for other inspection items while excluding the major index from the simulation calculation. This extraction enables the system to generate novel insights without being constrained by conventional diagnostic thresholds
Solution Approach 2:
The patent introduces a database as an intermediary between the input inspection items and the simulation results. The database stores actual clinical data patterns, and the calculation unit uses this database to derive scores that reflect real-world relationships rather than conventional medical logic, thereby providing new diagnostic awareness
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AI summary
A simulation system is provided that gives new awareness to doctors regarding medical diagnosis, and a program product for attaining said system. A simulation system performs a simulation related to a specific disease or symptom for which a major index for diagnosis is assigned, includes: a database created on the basis of inspection results collected from a large number of subjects; a smartphone or a personal computer through which a freely selectable value is entered for each of a plurality of inspection items contained in the inspection results; and a server that collates the value of each inspection item having been entered, with the database, and derives a score regarding the specific disease or symptom, wherein the inspection item regarding the major index is preliminarily excluded from the inspection items allowed for entry.