Personal educational prototype
Neuro Pattern Explorer
Figure out which neuromuscular patterns are worth investigating first, what information is still missing, and what questions may open doors with clinicians.
Content 2026.08.06-explore-2 · scoring overlap-v2.0 · review by 2026-11-06
Honest ranking is still ranking
Named conditions, ordered hypotheses, bars, research links, and clinic questions stay available on purpose. Safety wording keeps results usable in a real appointment — it does not refuse to prioritize. Start with , use for checklists and next-step ideas, then for visit prep.
Answers save in this browser (local storage) until Clear. Do not put full name, ID numbers, or address in the notes.
What this is for
- • Prioritize which patterns to ask about first
- • See what supports, contradicts, or is still unknown
- • Prepare factual visit notes and smart questions
- • Keep supportive and research ideas accessible
- • Never replace a neurologist, EMG, or emergency care
Limits (so trust stays intact)
- • Scoring weights are not calibrated against clinical datasets
- • Condition scores are separately normalized — not mutually exclusive probabilities
- • Correlated hyperexcitability features are soft-damped, not epidemiologically de-duplicated
- • Self-report cannot establish objective weakness, UMN signs, or EMG-confirmed discharges
- • Library is a limited curated set — not every neurological explanation
If urgent care is needed now
Severe breathing trouble, inability to manage saliva, food stuck with breathing difficulty, blue/grey lips, collapse, or rapidly worsening weakness — emergency or urgent care first. App ranks never decide that.