Opening
One patient. One conversation that becomes a record, and a connected patient whose own symptoms and questions keep it current between visits.
What's happening: a physician describes a real case in plain language, then keeps asking follow-up questions in the same thread. Paxis remembers the whole conversation and already checks eligibility before being asked.
My Collections: Patients
That conversation is now a standing patient record
What's happening: the case from the last conversation was saved as a patient. Diagnosis, biomarkers, and treatment history stay attached here, kept separate for every patient. There's already another patient in this account. Watch the active one switch below, then switch back: each keeps its own record.
Patients 2
Saved Conversations 1
Studies 0
Patient Matching
Still J. Delgado's case. No re-entering the profile.
What's happening: with J. Delgado active, every tool in Paxis already knows the profile. Studies below are scored against their specific case, and the same surgical-candidacy exclusion from the chat carries through automatically. It stays out of the results, and the figures do not get recalculated around it.
Reviewing a Study
Logging evidence to J. Delgado's case as it's found
What's happening: the physician opens the top match and saves it. That attaches this piece of evidence to this specific patient, so it's there the next time anyone looks at their case.
Second-line salvage therapy in ICI-refractory HNSCC
Evaluates outcomes for recurrent/metastatic HNSCC progressing after anti-PD-1 therapy, including a subgroup with radiographic distant metastatic concern. Reports response rate, PFS, and tolerability for salvage regimens in the ICI-refractory setting.
My Collections: Studies & Alerts
The saved study, and standing monitoring turned on
What's happening: the study just saved shows up here, tied to the case. Turning on alerts means Paxis keeps checking new literature in the background. Nobody has to re-search this case manually.
Patients 1
Saved Conversations 1
Studies 1
My Collections: Saved Conversations
Three weeks later
What's happening: nobody went looking. New literature matching J. Delgado's case was published. Paxis found it on its own and surfaced it. This is the "keeps watching" part, running quietly the whole time.
For Patients
Meanwhile: J. Delgado uses the same evidence themselves
What's happening: this is a separate, plain-language assistant for the patient or family. It is not the physician's tool. It uses the same underlying literature, explained in simple terms, and it won't go past a clear line.
Important notice
This assistant helps you understand your treatment in simple terms. It is not a substitute for advice from your doctor or nurse and will not recommend changes to your treatment plan.
Treatment Questions
Patient Inbox
J. Delgado connected with the code from his last visit. His questions now reach you, filtered.
What's happening: connected patients ask Paxis between visits. General questions it answers itself, in plain language, and files to the record. Anything about this patient's own treatment, or a new symptom, it holds back and brings to you with the context attached. One filter shows only what needs you.
QuestionsConnection requests
All 6
Needs you 2
Answered by Paxis 4
Before Thursday's visit: J. Delgado
Built from his symptom diary and his own questions since the last appointment
What's happening: instead of reconstructing three weeks from memory in the room, the visit starts from a one-page summary: what he logged, what changed, and what he wants to ask. Everything links back to the diary entries it came from.
Symptoms, last 21 days · 14 diary entries
He wants to ask
- Is getting out of breath on the stairs related to the heart finding?
- Can I keep eating solid food if swallowing gets harder?
Changes on record
- No new medications. CKD stage 3, unchanged.
- 1 new study matched (alert, 3 weeks ago).
Patient-reported. Not a clinical assessment.
From his diary to the evidence
A symptom he logged becomes a search term in one click
What's happening: the new symptom goes into the search alongside his record. Results are scored against everything Paxis knows about J. Delgado (tumour, prior therapy, the cardiac finding, CKD) plus the symptom, and each one says why it matched.
Shortness of breath on exertionNew
4 entries · 2/5 to 4/5 · "out of breath after one flight of stairs"
+ Add to search
1One conversation about one patient became a standing record, not a one-time search.
2That record kept getting checked against new literature automatically, with no one having to remember to look.
3The same evidence reached the patient too, in language built for them instead of a physician.
4Once connected, his questions reached the physician filtered: only what needed them, with the context attached.
5His symptom diary became a one-page summary before the visit, and a new symptom became a search term matched to his whole record.
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