Oncologists
Bring the case and the clinical question, and translate findings into a plan.
Ometorium convenes oncologists and computational biologists around a single patient — pairing deep multi-omics analysis with clinical judgment to surface options a standard tumor board can't reach.
We analyze a patient's tumor across every available layer, then bring the findings to a board that decides what to do about them — research-grade depth, translated into a clinical recommendation.
Explore the platformAn oncologist brings the patient's diagnosis and a brief summary of the question that needs answering.
Oncologists and computational biologists are matched to the case and confirm their part.
Sequencing, multi-omics, and medical records are logged and linked — externally hosted, access tracked.
An in-depth, up-to-two-hour board reviews each research report and works the case together.
The consortium agrees on next steps and documents a recommendation for the patient's care.
Ometorium is built for N-of-1 work — integrating whole-exome, transcriptomic, proteomic, single-cell and spatial data into one interpretation, so the board sees the whole biology of the tumor, not a fragment of it.
Who's at the table"Every patient facing a hard cancer deserves the depth of a research lab and the judgment of a full board — brought together for their case alone."
Bring the case and the clinical question, and translate findings into a plan.
Turn raw sequencing and multi-omics data into research-grade interpretation.
Assemble the right team, track materials, and keep the board on time.
Take part in their own case, see progress, and share what matters to them.
A molecular tumor board taken further — instead of reviewing a single genomic report, the board integrates multiple layers of a patient's tumor biology and brings research-grade analysis to the discussion.
Standard boards work from routine testing. Ometorium pairs each case with computational biologists who analyze whole-exome, RNA-seq, proteomic, single-cell and spatial data, then present it for the board to act on.
Patients with challenging or advanced cancers, and the oncologists seeking additional options for them.
At minimum, raw whole-exome and RNA sequencing plus core medical records. Additional layers — proteomics, single-cell, spatial — deepen the analysis. Files stay hosted with you; the workspace records what exists and who to contact for access.