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Libra: a planning companion

Libra candidacy tab with suitability index controls

Candidacy first. Balance, protocol and evidence next.

Lightweight Integrated Bioregenerative Approach. B-Lite with a Prepectoral BioShield Pocket, as a planning companion for candidacy, load, protocol and evidence.

Designed and built by me with AI for Advanced Biomedical Concept. Concept, Prof. Roy De Vita. 2026, work in progress.

Problem

Prepectoral reconstruction asks for candidacy, load and sequence in one place. A document you scroll is not a plan you can run.

Craft

  1. Who it is for

    ABC's team, representatives and healthcare professionals planning prepectoral cases with B-Lite and the BioShield pocket. Restricted access. Marked work in progress.

  2. Candidacy

    Build a suitability index from clinical inputs. Change a slider and the score updates. A first pass before you talk load.

    Libra candidacy tab with suitability index
    Step 1. Is this patient a candidate?
  3. Balance Simulator

    Load against support with B-Lite and the BioShield pocket. See how configuration choices shift the balance before you lock a plan.

    Libra Balance Simulator showing load versus support
    Step 2. Load versus support.
  4. Protocol Sequence

    Seven phases in order. A planning companion you step through, not a PDF you scroll.

    Libra Protocol Sequence with seven phases
    Step 3. The sequence, phase by phase.
  5. Clinical Evidence

    Studies in the same screen as the plan. Heuristic, not a validated predictor. Labelled work in progress on purpose.

    Libra Clinical Evidence tab with study list
    Step 4. Evidence beside the protocol.
  6. Why shipping it matters

    A draft protocol becomes a working page while the science is still moving. Design and code sit with me, AI does the heavy lifting on the build, and the tool can change as fast as the protocol does.

    Candidacy through to evidence.

Outcome

Live behind HCP access, listed among the site's tools, still labelled work in progress. Concept by Prof. Roy De Vita.