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q01-04cfddb40624b468
2026-03
q01
Case: A neonate had a solid left neck mass. Preoperative MRI was interpreted as showing a well-defined, intact tumor border. The internal and external carotid arteries appeared displaced laterally rather than involved. There was no apparent invasion of adjacent muscle or skull-base tissue. At surgery, the tumor had no ...
The sagittal image (right) is the more reliable clue. It shows the tumor's superior margin blending indistinctly into the adjacent skull-base tissue (loss of a clear separating margin/fat plane), rather than a crisp capsule line. That ill-defined superior boundary is a sign of infiltrative growth and is more consistent...
The transverse section shows an apparently well-circumscribed lateral border, which was the basis for the preoperative impression of an intact capsule with vessels merely displaced. However, the sagittal section shows the tumor's superior aspect merging indistinctly with skull-base tissue, a finding not reflected in th...
Investigation Interpretation
Short Answer
Clinical Medicine
Pediatric Head and Neck Surgical Oncology / Neuroradiology
en
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A neonate had a solid mass in the left side of the neck. Preoperative MRI of the mass was interpreted as showing an intact, well-defined tumor border, with the internal and external carotid arteries simply pushed laterally rather than involved, and no invasion of adjacent muscle or skull-base tissue. The two images pro...
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q01-051597128c053307
2026-03
q01
Case: A woman in her twenties had newly identified antinuclear antibodies, anti-double-stranded DNA antibodies, lupus anticoagulant, anticardiolipin IgG, and anti-β2-glycoprotein I IgG. She was afebrile, and blood cultures obtained without prior antibiotics were negative. Echocardiography showed severe mitral regurgita...
The marked valve masses (vegetations) look essentially unchanged in size, shape, and echogenicity between the baseline and follow-up images despite immunosuppressive therapy, and severe mitral regurgitation persisted, whereas LVEF improved from 45% to 52%. This indicates that the reversible component was ventricular/my...
The two images must be compared directly: the vegetations marked by arrows are present in essentially the same location and appearance in both, showing no regression despite therapy. This is contrasted with the numeric LVEF trend (45% to 52%) stated in the text, which is a different disease compartment (myocardial func...
Treatment Response
Short Answer
Clinical Medicine
Cardiology/Rheumatology
en
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A woman in her twenties with newly identified antinuclear antibodies, anti-double-stranded DNA antibodies, lupus anticoagulant, anticardiolipin IgG, and anti-β2-glycoprotein I IgG presented with severe mitral regurgitation and echogenic masses on both mitral leaflets on echocardiography (blood cultures negative, no pri...
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q01-0f0dd69644414d4e
2026-03
q01
Case: A man in his 70s had 3 months of stereotyped, brief, dystonic-appearing spells. Twisting of the right face, arm, and leg ended in a brief sustained abnormal posture. The spells occurred about twice per minute. During the symptomatic period, plasma glucose was 494 mg/dL and HbA1c was 16.1%. Serum electrolytes, EE...
Neither panel shows an acute basal ganglia lesion that directly explains the movements. Panel A (MRI, taken while symptomatic) shows only a small chronic-appearing lacunar infarct in the left basal ganglia (anatomically concordant with the right-sided symptoms via the crossed motor/striatal pathway) plus age-related at...
The case superficially resembles diabetic striatopathy, where the textbook expectation is an acute contralateral striatal MRI/CT abnormality and reduced basal ganglia metabolism on PET. Here neither image shows that: the MRI lesion is chronic (not acute) and the PET, done after resolution, shows normal basal ganglia up...
Investigation Interpretation
Long Answer
Clinical Medicine
Neurology / Movement Disorders
en
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A man in his 70s had a 3-month history of stereotyped brief dystonic-appearing spells (twisting movements ending in a brief sustained abnormal posture) affecting the right face, arm, and leg, occurring roughly twice per minute. During the symptomatic period, plasma glucose was markedly elevated (494 mg/dL) with HbA1c 1...
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q01-2937c0e54268f3d4
2026-03
q01
Case: A patient had synchronous glioblastoma and early-stage lung adenocarcinoma. The lung cancer received no directed treatment. The lung nodule’s longest diameter was 18 mm at diagnosis (week 0), 12 mm at week 13, and 9 mm at week 19. Images: The top row shows the brain-tumor treatment timeline with corresponding br...
Cranial radiotherapy was delivered only from week 5 to week 8. Both regression intervals occurred after radiotherapy had already ended: the first (18 mm to 12 mm) spans weeks 0-13, so its latter half (weeks 8-13) occurred during temozolomide-only adjuvant therapy with no active irradiation; the second (12 mm to 9 mm, w...
The image's timeline shows radiotherapy confined to weeks 5-8, temozolomide continuing before and after that window, and bevacizumab added at week 13. Overlaying the nodule measurements onto this timeline shows the bulk of the observed regression occurred outside the radiation window, which undercuts the reflexive radi...
Mechanism
Short Answer
Clinical Medicine
Oncology
en
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A patient had synchronous glioblastoma and an early-stage lung adenocarcinoma. No lung-directed therapy of any kind was ever given. The lung nodule's longest diameter was 18 mm at diagnosis (week 0), 12 mm at week 13, and 9 mm at week 19. The provided image shows the treatment timeline for the brain tumor (top row, wit...
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q01-2bf9320c0f5eeb2f
2026-03
q01
Case: In children with heterozygous loss-of-function variants in the NF-kB regulator A20 (TNFAIP3), one child had a ~2.1-Mb deletion at 6q23. It removed TNFAIP3 plus a peroxisomal matrix-protein import receptor gene—whose complete loss classically causes skeletal chondrodysplasia with punctate epiphyseal calcification—...
The arthritis is best explained by haploinsufficiency of the co-deleted peroxisomal-targeting-receptor gene (PEX7), not by loss of A20 itself. PEX7 loss impairs peroxisomal matrix protein import and is mechanistically linked to skeletal/joint pathology (as seen in rhizomelic chondrodysplasia punctata type 1, which PEX7...
Table 1 shows arthritis present only in the patient with the segmental 6q23 deletion and absent in all four patients with isolated OTU- or ZnF-domain point/frameshift variants, despite all five sharing A20 haploinsufficiency. The discussion explicitly notes the deleted region contains PEX7, IL20RA, and IL22RA2, and lin...
Mechanism
Long Answer
Clinical Medicine
Pediatric Immunology/Medical Genetics
en
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In a case series of children with heterozygous loss-of-function variants in the NF-kB regulator gene A20 (TNFAIP3), one child's genetic testing showed something different from the others: instead of a small frameshift or nonsense change confined to TNFAIP3 itself, this child carried a large heterozygous deletion of abo...
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q01-38c704a402bdd4c0
2026-03
q01
Case: A woman in her 80s on hemodialysis had an unusable right radiocephalic AV fistula and later received a right brachio-axillary AV graft. After graft placement, she developed severe hand pain, numbness, and progressive weakness, reaching 2/5 finger strength with inability to make a fist. Electrodiagnostic findings...
(1) Localization: the distal segments of the median, ulnar, and radial nerves in the forearm/hand (the watershed territory supplied by the vasa nervorum), with sparing of nerve segments proximal to that watershed. The normal antebrachial cutaneous sensory nerves - which branch off the same plexus/cords proximal to the ...
Localization requires combining the antebrachial cutaneous sparing (rules out proximal plexus lesion) with the normal contralateral studies (rules out diabetic polyneuropathy) - neither fact alone is sufficient. The mechanism question requires noticing that ulnar CMAP, though reduced, is stable across segments (no cond...
Investigation Interpretation
Long Answer
Clinical Medicine
Neurology (Electrodiagnostics)
en
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A woman in her 80s on maintenance hemodialysis had a right radiocephalic AV fistula that had already been judged unusable for dialysis, and, months later, a new right brachio-axillary AV graft. After the graft was placed she developed severe pain, numbness, and progressive weakness of that hand, eventually with 2/5 fin...
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q01-4cb026bfa87c532c
2026-03
q01
Case: A 66-year-old man underwent staged antegrade recanalization of a heavily calcified chronic total occlusion at the ostium of the LAD. The LAD arose independently from the circumflex, with no left main. Repeated guidewire attempts, escalating from a polymer-jacketed wire to a stiffer tapered-tip wire, entered the ...
The right-hand image shows an unintentional rupture of the angioplasty balloon at the proximal LAD cap, producing focal contrast extravasation/staining and a transient 'grenade-like' blush within the calcified segment (balloon-assisted microdissection, i.e., 'grenadoplasty') without vessel perforation. Mechanistically,...
The stem establishes that multiple wire strategies had failed to find the true lumen through a calcified, resistant cap, and that a balloon was inflated at the ambiguous entry point. The image pair shows a pre-intervention baseline versus a post-inflation frame with new contrast staining and a transient blush, indicati...
Mechanism
Long Answer
Clinical Medicine
Interventional Cardiology
en
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A 66-year-old man presented with an inferolateral ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction. Angiography showed a critical stenosis of a dominant left circumflex artery (treated acutely) and a separate, heavily calcified chronic total occlusion (CTO) at the origin of the left anterior descending artery (LAD), which ar...
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q01-55ea587e1ed2f1dc
2026-03
q01
Case: A man in his late 50s had received thoracic radiotherapy for a mediastinal malignancy. He also had severe COVID-19 complicated by pericarditis and pericardial tamponade. Years later, he presented with anasarca and exertional dyspnea. Echocardiography and right heart catheterization showed marked reciprocal respi...
The constrictive physiology is caused by direct malignant tumor infiltration that circumferentially encases the pericardium, mediastinal pleura, and epicardial surface of the heart (malignant extrinsic cardiac encasement / 'pseudo-constriction'), rather than by primary inflammatory or radiation-fibrotic pericardial dis...
Two independent pieces of evidence must be combined: (1) imaging showing a mediastinal mass directly infiltrating/inseparable from the pericardium and epicardial fat with RA deformity and IVC compression — i.e., a mechanical encasing process rather than isolated pericardial disease; and (2) the complete absence of resp...
Mechanism
Long Answer
Clinical Medicine
Cardio-oncology
en
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A man in his late 50s with a history of thoracic radiotherapy for a mediastinal malignancy and a prior episode of severe COVID-19 complicated by pericarditis and pericardial tamponade presented, years later, with anasarca and exertional dyspnea. Echocardiography and right heart catheterization showed the classic hemody...
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q01-56628130e44911ae
2026-03
q01
Case: A patient has slowly progressive hoarseness for several years, worse over the last 3 months, without dysphagia, dyspnoea, cough, or a neck mass. Chest radiography shows a right aortic arch. CT angiography shows, in order, the left common carotid, right common carotid, right subclavian, and an aberrant left subcla...
1) The right vocal cord is paralysed - the image shows right-sided dilatation of the laryngeal ventricle and pyriform sinus, medial displacement/fixation of the right vocal cord and aryepiglottic fold, and loss of the right subglottic arch with a preserved normal arch on the left. 2) In this type of right aortic arch (...
The case requires rejecting the intuitive 'right arch causes right palsy' pattern match by first testing it against the actual branch order (RSA arises normally, so the nerve's textbook path is undisturbed) and then invoking the reported variant nerve course (hooking around the arch instead of the subclavian artery) as...
Mechanism
Long Answer
Clinical Medicine
Diagnostic Radiology / Otolaryngology
en
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A patient has several years of slowly progressive hoarseness that worsened over the last 3 months. There is no dysphagia, dyspnoea, cough, or palpable neck mass. A chest radiograph shows a right-sided aortic arch. CT angiography of the thoracic aorta shows: the arch gives off, in order, the left common carotid artery, ...
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q01-6072d93f5434080b
2026-03
q01
Case: A woman with hepatitis B carrier status and compensated cirrhosis was hospitalized with fever, generalized rash, fatigue, anemia, thrombocytopenia, and hepatosplenomegaly. Tests for EBV, CMV, HIV, hepatitis C/D/E, brucellosis, leptospirosis, syphilis, and tuberculosis were negative. Leishmania serology was weakly...
The trigger is an occult non-hematolymphoid malignancy — specifically an HHV-8-associated vascular neoplasm (Kaposi sarcoma) causing malignancy-associated secondary HLH, diagnosed on excisional lymph node biopsy. Infection is argued against by the extensive negative/non-contributory microbiologic and serologic work-up ...
The case systematically excludes the two most statistically likely triggers of secondary HLH in an adult (infection and hematologic malignancy) through negative serologies/cultures, lack of antimicrobial response, and negative marrow clonality studies (flow cytometry, FISH), while diffuse FDG-avid multi-organ disease w...
Diagnosis
Short Answer
Clinical Medicine
Hematology-Oncology / Infectious Disease
en
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A woman with known hepatitis B carrier status and compensated cirrhosis was hospitalized for fever, a generalized rash, fatigue, bicytopenia (anemia and thrombocytopenia), and hepatosplenomegaly. Over several weeks, an extensive infectious work-up was negative or non-contributory: serologies for EBV, CMV, HIV, hepatiti...
{ "strategy": [ "structured_vignette", "grouped_negative_workup", "chronological_reordering", "direct_question" ], "summary": "Grouped the exclusionary work-up by disease category and shortened the HLH and biopsy sequence without changing the target.", "omitted_content": [ { "content":...
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MDLE: Case-Report Challenge Set — v1.3.0

357 questions · strict closed-book score < 6/10 for every evaluated solver model · no score of 6 included.

This research challenge set is part of Medical Doctor's Last Exam, an independent clinical-reasoning benchmark maintained by the MDLE organization. It contains 357 English questions from 350 case-report articles in the March–July 2026 collection: 194 questions use images and 163 are text-only. The release bundles 235 original image crops. Collection months are inherited source-group labels, not a guarantee that every article's publication date falls in that month.

Selection

Every included question satisfies both conditions:

gemini_closed_book_score < 6 AND opus_closed_book_score < 6

The evaluated solvers are Gemini 3.1 Pro Preview (gemini-3.1-pro-preview) and Claude Opus 5 (anthropic.claude-opus-5). “Every model” means these two existing closed-book evaluations. Source-assisted scores and judge models are not additional solver evaluations for this rule. Both scores must be present and valid. A score of 6 is excluded; there is no rounding, averaging, or less-than-or-equal comparison. The highest retained score for either model is 5.5/10.

There are no linked-Q1 exceptions. A Q1 is included only if its own two scores satisfy the strict rule. Compared with v1.2.1, this release retains 357 of 489 questions and removes 132: 113 former primary questions and all 19 supplemental Q1 context questions. The full retained/excluded item audit is in selection_changes.json.

Collection month Questions
2026-03 42
2026-04 101
2026-05 90
2026-06 90
2026-07 34

Score and prompt versions

The selection threshold is 6, using a strict < comparison. Historical evaluation and correctness fields are preserved from v1.2.1, including their original passing score of 7. That historical grading threshold is distinct from this release's inclusion threshold, recorded in selection.threshold. Scores are out of 10.

The model scores were produced on the original v1.1.0 prompts. They were not rerun for v1.2.x or v1.3.0. This release preserves the v1.2.1 active prompts, reference answers, rubrics, original prompts and rewrite audits unchanged. For q02-fae0fd6e965a8cff, it retains the expert-reviewed injury-depth target and single-target rubric; the stored 0/10 scores still describe the earlier v1.1.0 two-target question.

The March source includes the Opus answer and detailed grading. The April–July Opus artifact contains only its scalar score, without the raw answer or detailed judge rationale. All retained rows carry historical wrong labels for both models; these are rubric-threshold labels, not claims that every statement in an answer is false.

Files and use

  • data/test-00000-of-00001.parquet: the default configuration and test split, with native Hugging Face List[Image] features and embedded image bytes.
  • data/challenge_2026_03_07.jsonl: the same 357 records as nested JSON Lines, without embedded image bytes.
  • assets/: the 235 required image crops; each row retains their repository-relative paths in input_assets.
  • selection_manifest.json: current selection rule, counts, model identities, historical source metadata and per-item provenance.
  • selection_changes.json: retained IDs and all 132 exclusions with the two scores.
  • source_catalog.json: the 350 retained sources, citations, DOIs and article/PDF links.
  • checksums.sha256: SHA-256 checksums for every release file except the checksum file itself.
  • build_strict_release.py: reproducible builder, including the pinned parent revision and strict predicate.
from datasets import load_dataset

dataset = load_dataset(
    "Medical-Doctors-Last-Exam/mdle",
    revision="v1.3.0",
    split="test",
)

Each record includes the question, golden answer, reasoning, rubric, evidence, taxonomy, source identity, historical evaluations, correctness labels, current selection provenance, and the v1.2.x rewrite audit. The historical question_text_original is kept beside the active question_text.

Rebuild

Download the complete parent snapshot at revision de82a49729ee38215493d6e268468702406fa1bb to parent-v1.2.1/, including its image assets. After downloading this release, run from its root directory:

python -m pip install -r scripts/requirements.txt
python scripts/build_strict_release.py \
  --source ../parent-v1.2.1 \
  --assets ../parent-v1.2.1 \
  --output ../rebuilt-v1.3.0 \
  --repo-id Medical-Doctors-Last-Exam/mdle

The builder verifies parent and image checksums and refuses to overwrite the output directory. Record content and item membership are deterministic; the manifest creation timestamp and its checksum change on each rebuild.

Version history

  • v1.3.0: strict two-model <6/10 subset; 357 questions; no linked-Q1 exceptions; no rewording or reevaluation.
  • v1.2.1: 489 questions; expert correction of the injury-depth target and rubric for q02-fae0fd6e965a8cff.
  • v1.2.0: clearer active wording for all 489 questions, with original wording and audits retained.
  • v1.1.0: 470 questions with both closed-book scores <7/10, plus 19 linked Q1 context questions.

Parent dataset: Medical-Doctors-Last-Exam/mdle, revision de82a49729ee38215493d6e268468702406fa1bb. The parent JSONL SHA-256 is 2d5b170bad1c65f772e384a5abd7b06994e4152ae572fbfb3c72373b615b8e2d. Historical version tags remain available; pin a tag or full commit for reproducibility.

Limitations and rights

This is a deliberately difficult, model-selected set derived from case reports, not a representative sample of clinical questions or a licensing examination. Gemini 3.1 Pro Preview served as both an original solver and judge, including judging the Opus answers; selection may therefore reflect judge-specific bias. The historical scores are not current performance measurements or a general model ranking.

Original article PDFs are not redistributed. Source articles and images retain their authors' and publishers' rights; article licenses vary. The dataset retains source hashes and official links. Original questions and project-authored annotations are licensed under CC BY 4.0 where the project holds or has been granted the necessary rights. Project-owned code is licensed under Apache License 2.0. Article text, clinical images and other third-party material retain their original licenses and are excluded from these grants. The repository metadata uses license: other because the bundle has mixed source rights. See LICENSE.md. This benchmark is for research evaluation, not patient-care decisions.

Citation

Until the accompanying Medical Doctor's Last Exam paper is available, cite the dataset repository URL with version v1.3.0 and the resolved commit.

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