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HemaLens transforms laboratory data from isolated values into contextual, combinational, and temporal clinical insights.

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No patient data is stored by default — GDPR/KVKK compliant
Same data, different insight
Current System Typical LIS Output
Test Name       Result  Unit      Ref. Range
WBC            16.4   10^3/uL  3.5-10.5 H
RBC            3.60   10^6/uL  4.5-6.5 L
HGB            9.8    g/dL     13.5-17.5 L
HCT            30.5   %        38.8-50 L
PLT            580    10^3/uL  150-450 H
MCV            84.7   fL       81.2-95.1
MCHC           32.1   g/dL     20-36
RDW            16.5   %        11.8-16.2 H
NEU#           13.78  10^3/uL  1.7-7.0 H
LYM#           1.82   10^3/uL  1.0-4.8
CRP            65.0   mg/L     0-5 H
Ferritin       520    ng/mL    21.8-274.6 H
B12            310    pg/mL    197-771
Vit D          22.0   ng/mL    30-100 L
Folate         8.5    ng/mL    3-20
TSH            2.40   mIU/L    0.4-4.0
✗ No trends — no comparison with previous results
✗ No interpretation — only H/L flags
✗ No combination analysis
✗ No temporal trajectory analysis
✗ No clinical summary
✗ No borderline value alerts — "normal" but at the edge
✗ No explainability — unclear why elevated
HemaLens Clinical Decision Support v1.2
Male, 58 years old Priority Assessment
3.1
/ 10
Out-of-range values observed across multiple parameters.
▼ Worsening
⚡ Acceleration
⇄ Spreading
Temporal: Base 25 → Modified 31 | Priority: 31/100
Key Clinical Attention Points
Findings may be consistent with active inflammation
Why it matters: Elevated CRP and WBC values observed
Iron metabolism may be affected
Why it matters: Elevated ferritin in context of inflammation
Declining trend in erythrocyte series should be evaluated
Why it matters: HGB and HCT trending downward
Trend Charts (3 measurement points)
CRP
65.0
2 18.5 65
Jan → Apr → Aug
Hemoglobin
9.8
14 12 9.8
Jan → Apr → Aug
Combination Analysis
Bacterial infection combination Inflammation
85% Priority Review
WBC↑ + NEU dominant + CRP↑
A — International Guideline 92%
Functional iron deficiency / ACD Iron
78% Review Recommended
HGB↓ + Ferritin↑ + CRP↑
Why was this triggered?
WBC = 16.4 (ref: 4-11) (out of range)
CRP = 65.0 (ref: <5) (out of range)
NEU = 13.78 (ref: 1.7-7) (out of range)
Supporting: Ferritin 520 (reassess in context of inflammation)
Non-Triggered Pattern
B12 deficiency pattern — not triggered
Reason: MCV normal (84.7), B12 normal (310)
Is this finding appropriate? Appropriate Not appropriate
Missing Parameter Alert
B12 not tested — B12 measurement may be useful to rule out mixed anemia.
Literature Support: Moderate | WHO 2017
Same patient data — raw output on the left, clinical insight on the right
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Borderline Value Alert

Even if individual parameters appear normal, alerts are triggered when values are near reference limits. When 3+ are simultaneously borderline, hidden clinical patterns are revealed.

Example: HGB 13.1 + MCV 81 + RDW 14.4 + Ferritin 32 → early iron deficiency clue

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Missing Test Notification

If findings point to a pattern, the missing parameter needed to confirm is suggested in clinical context. Maximum 2 suggestions, with literature support.

Example: Low MCV + high RDW → "Ferritin measurement may be useful"

Disease Suspicion Layer

When multiple combinations point to the same disease, the system aggregates them with a confidence score. Threshold checks and risk-reducing factors are calculated.

Example: TP↑ + ESR↑ + Ca↑ + Anemia → "Multiple Myeloma: HIGH (94%)"

Evidence-based 135 clinical combinations

Thalassemia/IDA differentiation, thyroid-anemia, reactive vs clonal thrombocytosis, renal anemia, hemolytic anemia, early DIC warning. Each guideline-referenced.

Temporal Trend Analysis

Direction and velocity over time. Detects worsening, improvement, acceleration, and spreading trends, dynamically updating the risk score.

Analytical Interference Detection

Extracts hemolysis, icterus, and lipemia indices from PDFs. Evaluates 11 analytical rules flagging affected parameters.

Example: Hemolysis 2+ → K and LDH may be falsely elevated

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Explainable algorithm output

Why each finding was triggered, which parameters were influential, which patterns were not triggered — all visible in one click. No black box.

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Multi-PDF N-Point Trend

Upload multiple lab results, compare the same patient's data over time. Visualize trends with real line charts.

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Risk Score Breakdown

How was the risk score calculated? Which parameter contributed how much? Transparent score explanation.

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GDPR/KVKK Compliant Design

No patient data stored by default. Analysis results returned, no trace on server. Anonymous statistics contain no patient identity.

Ready for pilot study

82 parameters, 135 clinical combinations, 10 temporal groups, 21 clinical domains, multi-PDF N-point trend, explainable scoring, and physician feedback. Upload your lab result PDFs and evaluate instantly.

HemaLens does not diagnose or recommend treatment. Findings are generated solely to support clinical assessment. This system should not be used as the sole basis for clinical decisions. The final decision rests entirely with the physician.

This software is used within the scope of pilot programs and clinical research. It does not diagnose or recommend treatment. The final clinical decision rests entirely with the physician.

Clinical combinations are built on explainable rule sets and international reference sources. Clinical basis and methodology →

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