NeurologyGeneralized, AChR-positive (Biologic-Treated)
Your patients' symptoms change by the hour. Your data collection doesn't.
Myasthenia gravis is defined by fluctuation — weakness that worsens with activity, improves with rest, and shifts unpredictably across muscle groups throughout the day. Clinic visits capture a single snapshot. Forma captures the full picture.
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TodayForecast
Based on prior Topics logging
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FatigueMTWTFSS
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MoodTopics
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Fatigue🔥
Weakness💊
Autonomic💧
Vision🔥
Swallowing0
data points extracted
How it works
15 seconds of speech. 25 data points.
Forma turns each patient into a continuous data stream. By voice or text, patients log what's happening in the moment — fatigable weakness, bulbar safety events, infusion responses, breathing changes — in 20 seconds. No forms, no recall bias. The result is structured, longitudinal data across every MG domain, paired with the clinical assessments you already collect.
Patient speaking
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TodayForecast
Based on prior Topics logging
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FatigueMTWTFSS
🤗
MoodTopics
💧
Fatigue🔥
Weakness💊
Autonomic💧
Vision🔥
Swallowing0
data points extracted
Research-Ready Dataset
Structured, coded, longitudinal
- Timing
- Onset time:10:00 AMTrigger duration:30 min
- Location
- Ptosis location:Bilateral eyelids
- Severity
- Symptom:DiplopiaPtosis:PresentBulbar symptom:Chewing difficulty
- Actions
- Trigger activity:Sustained readingMedication:PyridostigmineDose:60 mg
- Environmental
- Barometric pressure:30.12 inHg (steady)
- Outcome
- Response time:Within 1 hour
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