Simulator Parameter Grammar: How to Build Any Configuration

What is the anatomy of a simulator URL?

Every link starts from the same base, https://mioatlas.com/simulador/en/, followed by parameters departing from default state. For an arrhythmia, two parameters are required:

https://mioatlas.com/simulador/en/?mode=conduction&arr=AFIB

For a coronary occlusion, also two:

https://mioatlas.com/simulador/en/?syn=SCACEST&ter=LAD_PROX

Remaining parameters are optional modifiers that can be supplied in any order. That is why possible configurations far exceed the 69 entities in the catalog: evolutionary phase, dominance, severity, and multivessel disease combine freely.

What rules govern parameter behavior?

• Default values are omitted. A URL without mode defaults to coronary mode; one without ph defaults to acute phase. Omitting a parameter and writing its default are equivalent.
• Invalid values are ignored, never breaking page load. The simulator validates each parameter against its whitelist and discards unrecognized entries.
• ter accepts comma-separated territories, representing multivessel disease: ter=LAD_PROX,RCA_PROX.
• Booleans are written as 1 or 0 (true and false are also accepted). A bare key without value does not activate.
• External parameters are preserved. Campaign tags (utm_*) and unrecognized query keys survive internal state transitions.

Which parameters define pathology?

These parameters determine what clinical entity is being simulated. They are the only ones needed to construct a direct link to a specific pathology.

Which parameters control visual display?

These do not alter underlying pathology, but how it is presented. The most useful clinically is add=1, which adds posterior V7–V9 and right-sided V3R–V4R leads, indispensable in inferior, right ventricular, and posterior STEMI.

Resolved clinical examples

Each row translates a clinical question into the URL that opens the pre-configured simulator.

Territory identifiers (ter parameter)

OMI phenotype identifiers (phe parameter)

Arrhythmia identifiers (arr parameter)

Machine-readable formats

The complete catalog is published in formats directly consumable by scripts or language models, including synonyms and pre-built URLs.

• patologias.json — complete catalog with engine parameters
• patologias.csv — flat entity-to-link table
• llms-full.txt — full plain-text map
• llms.txt — condensed site index