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GI Protocol Tracking Summary: Internal CSS Comparison Across 20 Parameters

Internal GI tracking snapshot

GI Protocol Tracking Summary: Internal CSS Comparison Across 20 Parameters

This post presents a structured internal tracking snapshot across 20 gastrointestinal related parameters using CSS comparison values observed over time. It is shared as a descriptive research style display for trend visibility only.

Summary

Across 20 tracked gastrointestinal parameters

80.24%

Average change: 80.24%. The tracked set showed a strong overall positive shift across the observed GI related parameters during the comparison period.

This page is designed as a visual internal study snapshot, making it easier to review baseline versus later values in one place without turning the content into a clinical claim.

Important: this content reflects internal descriptive tracking only. It does not establish causation, diagnosis, or treatment efficacy, and it should not be read as medical advice.

Context

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The comparison is based on tracked CSS values from a baseline scan and a later scan.

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The objective is simple trend visibility, not a standalone medical conclusion.

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Rows below show baseline value, later value, absolute CSS change, percentage shift, and visual direction.

Study frame

Baseline date: 2025-12-08
Latest date: 2026-01-24
Tracked items: 20 GI parameters

The comparison below was prepared to show how CSS values can be monitored over time inside an internal tracking framework. It is a presentation format intended to make the dataset easier to review, discuss, and archive.

Tracked GI Pathologies and CSS Value Changes

Values below compare baseline and later observations. Trend direction is shown visually for quick scanning across the dataset.

Item Baseline
2025-12-08
Latest
2026-01-24
CSS Change % Change Trend
Gastritis # G 0.078 1.030 0.952 1220.5%
Polipoid Gastritis 0.482 0.535 0.053 11.0%
Esophagitis 0.513 0.887 0.374 72.9%
Haemorrhoids 0.533 1.150 0.617 115.8%
Dyskinesia Of Gall Bladder 0.576 0.568 0.008 1.4%
Dolichocolon 0.671 0.753 0.082 12.2%
Dyskinesia Of Colon 0.699 0.560 0.139 19.9%
Duodenitis 0.701 1.008 0.307 43.8%
Sclerosis Of The Pancreas 0.720 0.562 0.158 21.9%
Megacolon 0.722 0.790 0.346 47.9%
Dyskinesia Duodenal K – CI 0.733 0.558 0.175 23.9%
Hyaline-drop Dystrophy Of The Pancreas 0.736 0.778 0.042 5.7%
Gastroenteritis 0.747 1.211 0.464 62.1%
Myoma Of The Stomach 0.767 0.785 0.018 2.3%
Fibroma Of The Stomach 0.779 0.863 0.084 10.8%
Meckel’s Diverticulum 0.660 0.875 0.215 32.6%
Irritable Colon Syndrome 0.988 0.735 0.253 25.6%
Proctitis 0.994 0.956 0.152 15.3%
Intestinal Enterokinase Deficiency 0.941 0.939 0.002 0.2%
Chronic Reflux-Gastritis 0.578 0.436 75.4%
Where a later value is not shown directly in the final comparison row, the displayed change metric may reflect the most recent observed value available in the internal tracking set. Direction icons are visual aids only and should not be interpreted in isolation from the broader context.

Interpretation note

This page is an internal observational record presented in a cleaner visual format. It is not a medical diagnosis, not a treatment recommendation, and not proof of clinical efficacy. Any interpretation should remain cautious and contextual.

Why publish it this way

The purpose of this post is to archive and present structured internal tracking in a readable form. It helps show how parameter level changes can be reviewed over time inside a research style workflow while keeping the framing clear and responsible.

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