SL Swiss Lipid Navigator
Demonstration prototype — synthetic data only, simplified rules, not for clinical use.
Step 10 of 10 · Decision support

Summary

What this step shows

All results for this patient in one view, with the reasoning behind each step. Update any value and the results are recalculated.

micharel erbsfa
PT-0021 · 36 years · Female · born 20.06.1990 · LDL-C measured 16.09.2026
Update lab values
Clinical pathwaySecondary Prevention
Risk categoryVery High
LDL-C (current)14 mmol/L
LDL-C target<1.4 mmol/L
Current treatmentNo statin + ezetimibe
Recommended next stepInitiate high-intensity statin
Swiss reimbursement Not applicable at this stage
Reasoning by step
  1. Step 5 — Clinical pathway View details →
    Secondary Prevention

    Patient has established atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease. This automatically places them on the secondary-prevention pathway — no risk score is needed to classify risk.

  2. Step 6 — Cardiovascular risk View details →
    Very High

    Per standard risk stratification, established atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease is automatically classified Very High risk — no numeric score is calculated.

  3. Step 7 — LDL-C target View details →
    <1.4 mmol/L

    Very High risk → target <1.4 mmol/L (and ≥50% reduction from baseline where baseline is known).

  4. Step 8 — Treatment plan View details →
    Initiate high-intensity statin

    No lipid-lowering therapy on file yet and no intolerance recorded — start with a high-intensity statin.

  5. Step 9 — Swiss reimbursement View details →
    Not applicable at this stage

    This engine only activates once a PCSK9 inhibitor (or another reimbursement-restricted therapy) is clinically proposed. For this patient, the Treatment Engine recommended a different next step, so no reimbursement check is needed yet.

Demonstration output based on simplified rules — not clinical advice. Generated 07.11.2026 17:14.