HUMAN CANCER VIRTUAL SIMULATION SYSTEM

摘要

A series of mathematical algorithms and descriptive process applies information from molecular biology and medical science to simulate the occurrence and metastases of cancer in the human body. The human cancer virtual simulation or HCVS, engine is a series of software program modules (5), run on a computer, containing the necessary medical information needed for a simulation of the occurence and metastases of cancer in the human body. These programs allow the user to enter individual patient information (2) into them producing data results in the form of statistical and predictive reports along applicable time lines into the future or of the past. This configuration allows selection of modules, subroutines parameters and patient input (2) to be entered into the engine selectively. Depending on the selection the user (3) can move forward or backward in time to generate simulated human cancer results (biological information, etc.).