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    • Acute stroke diagnosis and treatment are time-sensitive.
    • Complex and irregular clinical data, especially blood pressure (BP) measurements, hinder effective analysis and decision-making in acute stroke patients.
    • Current visual analytics tools struggle with the intricate nature of acute ischemic stroke data.

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    • To develop PhenoFlow, a visual analytics system designed for analyzing extensive and complex data of acute ischemic stroke patients.
    • To leverage the collaboration between human experts (neurologists) and Large Language Models (LLMs) for improved data analysis.
    • To reduce cognitive load on neurologists, enabling more focused and effective decision-making.

    Main Methods:

    • Developed PhenoFlow through a year-long collaboration with neurologists.
    • Employed a novel workflow where LLMs act as data wranglers, and neurologists supervise using visualizations and natural language interaction.
    • Utilized metadata only, avoiding access to raw patient data, to ensure privacy, reproducibility, and interpretability.
    • Incorporated a slice-and-wrap design with temporal folding for circular visualization, combined with linear bar graphs, to analyze irregularly measured BP data.

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    • PhenoFlow demonstrated capability in iterative analysis of extensive clinical datasets.
    • The system effectively reduced cognitive load for neurologists.
    • Case studies showed PhenoFlow supports well-informed decision-making by aiding in the exploration of meaningful patterns within irregular BP data.
    • The privacy-preserving approach using metadata was validated.

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    • PhenoFlow offers a powerful approach to tackle challenges in data-driven clinical decision-making for acute ischemic stroke.
    • The collaboration between LLMs and neurologists shows significant potential for enhancing clinical data analysis.
    • Visual analytics systems incorporating LLMs can improve efficiency and accuracy in managing complex patient data, particularly for conditions like acute stroke.