Patient Case Studies

Explore real-world examples of how genomic data translates to clinical decisions through AI-powered analysis, demonstrating the complete pathway from genetic variants to personalized treatment plans.

Patient Case Studies

Patient A
case-001
42 year old female, European ethnicity

Clinical Summary

42-year-old female presenting with recurrent venous thromboembolism despite no family history or traditional risk factors. Genomic analysis was ordered to investigate potential hereditary thrombophilia.

Genomic Profile
  • F5 c.1601G>A (Factor V Leiden)
  • MTHFR c.665C>T (C677T)
Key Clinical Findings
  • Increased Thrombosis Risk
  • Potential Hyperhomocysteinemia
  • Increased Warfarin Sensitivity
Treatment Recommendations
  • Long-term Anticoagulation
  • Homocysteine Level Testing
  • Thrombosis Risk Reduction
  • Hematology Consultation
Last updated: April 15, 2025

Educational Note

These case studies demonstrate how genomic data is translated into clinical decisions through AI analysis. Each case illustrates the pathway from genetic variants to clinical implications and treatment recommendations. The cases are based on real scientific knowledge but are fictional and do not represent actual patients.

The Genomic-to-Clinical Pathway

These case studies illustrate the complete pathway from genomic data to clinical action. Each step in this process represents a critical translation point where AI analysis helps convert complex genetic information into actionable medical insights.

Genomic Variants

Identification of genetic variations through next-generation sequencing and AI-powered variant calling

Clinical Implications

AI analysis correlates variants with potential health impacts based on scientific literature and databases

Treatment Recommendations

Evidence-based treatment plans derived from clinical implications, considering efficacy and patient factors

Patient Outcomes

Real-world results of genomically-informed care, demonstrating the clinical value of precision medicine