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Tencent Health AI Medical Report Interpreter

Professional Updated 2026.08.30

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About this skill

Problem

Clinical reports often produce many arrows and units, making it hard to triage severity, specialty, and follow-up timing. Item-by-item translation can miss critical values or present non-diagnostic findings as diagnoses.

How It Works

  • Type routing: distinguishes lab, health-check, imaging, pathology, and genetic tests; pathology findings are treated as the diagnosis of record.
  • Structured normalization: extracts item, value, unit, reference range, and method, with built-in ranges labeled when missing.
  • Critical-value gate: when a critical value is hit, the first sentence gives a care-seeking instruction.
  • Problem-level grouping: groups abnormal markers into issue names and avoids naming diseases below diagnostic thresholds.
  • Pattern and trap checks: evaluates combinations, causal chains, sampling, physiologic, drug, and individual differences.
  • Delivery: outputs fixed Markdown by default; exported HTML uses inline SVG trend charts and passes compliance checks.

Boundaries

It supports report text and structured data, not imaging interpretation, tumor benign/malignant decisions, medication plans, or psychological scale interpretation. Unclear fields must be flagged for verification instead of guessed.

Use Cases

  • Summarize abnormal lipid, glucose, and liver results and suggest the right follow-up specialty.
  • Compare multi-year health-check reports to detect trends and adjust follow-up intervals.
  • Explain imaging grading conclusions and the next recommended clinical step.
  • Reconcile pathology findings with lab results and prepare key points for discussing with the physician.

Best For

  • Clinical laboratory nurses who need to explain test results and arrange follow-up visits.
  • Health managers who need to assess whether chronic disease targets such as LDL-C are met.
  • Adults who need a clear, department-by-department action list from a health-check report.
  • Chronic disease patients who need help prioritizing abnormal trends from historical lab results.