Oura Ring Gen 4 sensor data, not clinical measurementsN=1 case study, not validated for clinical decisionsHEV diagnosed Mar 18; Day 109 post-ruxolitinibMore
Consumer wearable data can support exploratory review only. The HEV diagnosis, temporally confounded with treatment start, remains a material confounder.

Full Biometric Analysis

Wearable-derived biometric summary for the current observation window
Generated 2026-07-02 19:36 · Data Jan 08, 2026 to Jul 02, 2026 · Day 109 post-treatment
RMSSD
Low
19.0ms
Normal: 36-72 ms
Sleep HR
77.1bpm
Normal range
HRV Balance
Low
64/100
Oura readiness contributor
Readiness
71/100
30-day average
Sleep Score
68/100
30/167 days <60
Daily Steps
Low
3,366
77 days <2000
Vascular Age
Info
0yr
Oura estimate across 0 days
SpO2
96.0%
Lowest: 93.4%
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Heart Rate

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Sleep

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Readiness & Recovery

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Resilience & Vascular Age

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SpO2 & Stress

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Activity

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Clinical Summary

This summary describes the wearable signals observed in the current data window. It does not assert specific clinical history or diagnosis. Mean RMSSD is 19.0 ms, 61% below the reference median (49 ms).
RMSSD (HRV) 61% below median
19.0 ms
080 ms
Normal: 36-72 ms (P25-P75)
Sleep HR Borderline
77 bpm
40110 bpm
Normal sleep HR: 50-65 bpm
HRV Balance Critically low
64 /100
0100
Normal: 50-80 (Oura readiness component)
Daily Steps 3,366 avg
3,366 steps
010,000
Normal: 5,000-8,000 steps/day
Sleep Moderate
Score 68/100
Duration 6.4 hrs
Poor days 30/167
Sleep HRV 19 ms
Physical Capacity Severe
Activity score 58/100
Days <2k steps 77
Resilience Variable
SpO2 Low Normal
Average 96.0%
Lowest 93.4%
BOS risk Borderline
Vascular Age Estimate Estimate
Mean estimate 0 yr
Observed range 0-0 yr
Available days 0
14,150
RMSSD samples
over 174 days
61%
below reference
median
0 yr
mean vascular age
estimate
Wearable-derived snapshot for this observation window: RMSSD averages 19.0 ms, sleep heart rate is borderline, activity averages 3,366 steps/day, and the Oura vascular age estimate averages 0 yr. These are descriptive wearable outputs only, not confirmed diagnoses or verified medical history.
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Data window: January 08 to July 02, 2026 · Post-treatment: day 109 on ruxolitinib · Generated: 2026-07-02 19:36
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