Observed arrival · 2026-09-21
Patient-state medicine: a manifesto for treating the patient’s capacity
A Vienna-based computational physiology lab presents a medical framework for choosing treatment according to the patient’s changing ability to respond, recover, and retain function.
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- Clinicians, drug developers, and readers of medical research
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- The manifesto organizes its framework around receiving capacity, energy, organ coordination, compensation, and recovery.
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The page frames treatment response as a sequence involving signal delivery, receptor use, tissue energy and materials, organ support, clearance, and recovery. Its “reserve geometry” concept describes how those capacities and constraints shape both immediate response and what remains possible afterward. The manifesto also points readers toward cited biomedical literature, including a Cell Metabolism paper and resources associated with virtual-cell research, while separating the current argument from Cirsentra Labs’ stated future work.
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