Oura Ring Gen 4 sensor data, not clinical measurementsN=1 case study, not validated for clinical decisionsHEV diagnosed Mar 18; Day 166 post-ruxolitinibMore
Consumer wearable data can support exploratory review only. The HEV diagnosis, temporally confounded with treatment start, remains a material confounder.

SpO2 & BOS Screening

Post-HSCT Bronchiolitis Obliterans Early Detection - 2026-01-08 to 2026-08-28 (182 nights)
BOS Risk Score
Elevated
37/100
MODERATE
SpO2 Mean
95.7%
SD: 1.04%, CV: 1.08%
SpO2 Trend
-0.21%/mo
p=0.0000, Rยฒ=0.200
Desaturations (<94%)
Elevated
11/182
6.0% of nights
BDI Mean
3.8
NORMAL
SpO2-HR Coupling
Weak
r=0.0947
DECOUPLED (positive - abnormal)

Recommendation

Consider spirometry within 2-4 weeks. Closer clinical follow-up.

Note: SpO2 monitoring is supplementary screening and cannot substitute for pulmonary function testing (spirometry). Normal SpO2 does not exclude early-stage BOS (bronchiolitis obliterans syndrome).

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1. SpO2 Nightly Trend

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Slope: -0.00689%/day (-0.207%/month). 95% CI: [-0.00893, -0.00486]. p=0.0000.

Prediction:

Time HorizonPredicted SpO295% PI
30d94.7%[92.9, 96.6]%
60d94.5%[92.7, 96.4]%
90d94.3%[92.4, 96.2]%

Concern Level: LOW

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2. Desaturation Events

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Absolute threshold (<94%): 11 nights (6.0%)

Relative threshold (<95.56%, baseline-2SD): 64 nights (35.2%)

Frequency trend: First half: 1.1% vs second half: 11.0% - INCREASING FREQUENCY

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3. SpO2 Variability

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Overall SD: 1.039% | CV: 1.085%

Night-to-night difference SD: 1.179%

First half SD: 0.683% vs second half: 1.196% - INCREASING VARIABILITY

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4. SpO2-HR Coupling

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Pearson r: 0.0947 (p=0.182029)

Spearman rho: 0.1455 (p=0.039761)

Status: DECOUPLED (positive - abnormal)

Interpretation: Positive SpO2-HR coupling suggests loss of the expected compensatory inverse response.

Normal: Inverse relationship (SpO2 down -> HR up, compensatory). Decoupling (positive or zero correlation) = autonomic dysfunction or respiratory failure.

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5. DLCO-SpO2 Correlation

DLCO Measurements:

DateDLCO%ContextConcurrent SpO2
2024-03-2171%Baseline post-HSCTNo data
2025-03-2089%ImprovementNo data
2025-12-1767%Concerning declineNo data

DLCO Trajectory: 71% (Baseline post-HSCT) -> 89% (Improvement) -> 67% (Concerning decline)

SpO2 monitoring started after the last DLCO measurement. Direct correlation not possible, but trend direction is consistent with DLCO decline.

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6. Breathing Disturbance Index (BDI)

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Mean BDI: 3.77 events/hour (status: NORMAL)

Elevated nights (>=5): 67 of 182 (36.8%)

BDI trend: slope=-0.0225/day (p=0.0)

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7. SpO2-Temperature Coupling

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Pearson r: -0.1952 (p=0.008287)

Interpretation: Weak coupling: SpO2 relatively independent of temperature

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8. BOS Risk Score

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Composite Score: 37/100 - MODERATE

ComponentScoreWeightContribution
SpO2 Trend17/10030%5.2
SpO2 Variability54/10020%10.8
Desaturation Frequency43/10020%8.6
Breathing Disturbance Index (BDI)23/10015%3.4
HR Decoupling60/10015%8.9
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9. Pre/Post Ruxolitinib

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Pre-ruxolitinib (55 nights): 96.079% (SD: 0.569%)

Post-ruxolitinib (127 nights): 95.596%

Status: Statistically significant SpO2 deterioration after ruxolitinib

Mann-Whitney U: 4411.5 (p=0.004889), effect size (rbc)=-0.2631