Retrospective feasibility
DemonstratedFeasibility demonstrated retrospectively on a US adult clinical cohort: the model produces risk stratification from routine-panel inputs. Retrospective results do not guarantee prospective clinical performance.
Evidence
Retrospective feasibility demonstrated on a US adult clinical cohort. Retrospective external testing on an independent US cohort is complete; the result is company-reported, unpublished and not yet peer reviewed.
No performance figures appear on this site until a public preprint or peer-reviewed paper is available. When one is, it will be linked here.
Inputs & Population
Values already present in a routine adult workup — standard blood work, vitals and basic history, drawn and recorded as part of ordinary care.
The primary workflow is designed for adults (18+) on a routine adult panel. It is not designed for pediatric use. Confirmatory kidney testing follows a flag; every clinical decision remains the provider's.
Patent-pending technology. Provisional patent filed March 2026.
Study Ledger
Demonstrated, complete but unpublished, in progress, designed, or still a hypothesis. Each entry sits at the stage it has actually reached.
Feasibility demonstrated retrospectively on a US adult clinical cohort: the model produces risk stratification from routine-panel inputs. Retrospective results do not guarantee prospective clinical performance.
The product model was tested retrospectively, without retraining, on an independent US cohort, and the analysis is complete. The result is company-reported and not yet peer reviewed. Site-specific generalizability and prospective clinical impact remain to be tested.
The manuscript reporting the external test is in preparation. Performance figures will appear here once a preprint or paper is public; none are stated before then.
A governed, model-to-data retrospective study design: whether model-assisted review of routine panels would surface candidates for confirmatory kidney evaluation that a standard site query misses, and at what review cost. Written as design; no results exist to report.
A validation study design for CKD progression questions — serial routine panels read as a longitudinal trajectory. A separate model and a separate evidence path from the prevalence work; it would need its own validation before any claim is made.
Prospective evaluation in live clinical workflows, measuring whether a flag leads to completed confirmatory testing, is the next stage. Its design will be published alongside the pilots that carry it.
Primary Sources
The clinical claims this site makes trace to primary literature and guidelines.