Real case · Stress test + echocardiogram
The same heart.
Two ways to understand it.
You upload your two heart studies. In irene they become a single dashboard: every chart and table comes from extracting and reading those same PDFs, with context, color and comparison over time.
What the clinic hands you
Two studies · two PDFs
Stress test · PDF
PDF
Echocardiogram · PDF
PDF
?Dozens of loose values across two sheets. Which ones matter? Compared to whom?
?Plain text: no value tells you whether you're in or out of range.
?Two studies no one cross-references, filed away in a folder.
irene reads both and extracts every value
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What you see in irene
All of this came from those two studies
Both studies, read together: exceptional capacity, top 5% for your age. Every value with its range, its color and which study it came from.
Stress testEchocardiogramWearables
From raw data to decision
ENERGY COST:
14.9 METS
14.9 METS
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You perform like the top 5% of men your age. Exceptional capacity.
LV EJECTION FRACTION:
66%
66%
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Your heart pumps with normal strength. Healthy muscle, no dilation.
% OF MAX PREDICTED HR:
100%
100%
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Your heart responds perfectly to exertion. No rate limit.
The same study, every angle
Every panel, extracted from those two PDFs.
01Stress test + echo, against ranges— the Bruce curve stage by stage and every heart measure evaluated.
02Consolidated table
Every parameter from the two studies, with its range and status: normal, watch or critical.
03Blood Pressure
Your at-home readings, classified AHA/ACC 2025, with averages and a 90-day trend.
04Compared to your previous study— irene keeps the history of both studies: you see if you improve or worsen, not an isolated value.
The clinic gives you the data.
irene shows you what it means.
And keeps it over time: your next test compares itself to this one. Your echocardiogram, your labs and your wearables enter the same dashboard, read together.
irene · clinical intelligence · app.irenemed.com
Example using real studies, shared with permission. The patient's name and ID and the issuing clinic's details have been blurred. Clinical values are shown unaltered, for illustrative purposes. Source reports are in Spanish (the patient's local clinic).