Oncology, neurorehabilitation and physiological stability: mathematical models, hypotheses and clearly stated limits to the evidence.
IRSFP develops interdisciplinary concepts at the intersection of mathematical modelling and medicine. Manuscripts and retrospective computations do not replace prospective clinical validation.
OSD models biological modules of inflammation, hypoxia, fibrosis and tissue organisation. Retrospective analyses examine their associations with clinical outcomes and propose future experiments.
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The model describes possible interactions among electrical stimulation, voluntary intent, sensory feedback and plasticity after spinal cord injury. It does not establish anatomical regeneration or clinical efficacy.
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PSI examines hypothetical changes in the body's dynamic stability using time series and signal interactions. Clinical utility requires independent validation.
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The OSD oncology papers, experimental protocol and PSI–NeuroCodec hypothesis are openly available in English with DOIs. These findings are not clinically validated treatments.
PSI–NeuroCodec · DOI 10.5281/zenodo.23248259 ↗
This is not medical advice, diagnosis or an offer of a clinically validated treatment.
We distinguish retrospective dataset analysis, computer simulations, and clinical or experimental validation.
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