Add four more test cases

src/ontogpt/evaluation/maxo/test_cases/maxo_case_20301675.yaml

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+---
+input_text: >-
+  "McKusick-Kaufman Syndrome
+  Clinical characteristics: McKusick-Kaufman syndrome (MKS) is characterized by
+  the combination of postaxial polydactyly (PAP), congenital heart disease
+  (CHD), and hydrometrocolpos (HMC) in females and genital malformations in
+  males (most commonly hypospadias, cryptorchidism, and chordee). HMC in infants
+  usually presents as a large cystic abdominal mass arising out of the pelvis,
+  caused by dilatation of the vagina and uterus as a result of the accumulation
+  of cervical secretions from maternal estrogen stimulation. HMC can be caused
+  by failure of the distal third of the vagina to develop (vaginal agenesis),
+  a transverse vaginal membrane, or an imperforate hymen. PAP is the presence of
+  additional digits on the ulnar side of the hand and the fibular side of the
+  foot. A variety of congenital heart defects have been reported including
+  atrioventricular canal, atrial septal defect, ventricular septal defect,
+  or a complex congenital heart malformation. Diagnosis/testing: The clinical
+  diagnosis of MKS can be established in a proband based on clinical diagnostic
+  criteria of HMC and PAP in the absence of clinical or molecular genetic
+  findings suggestive of an alternative diagnosis. The molecular diagnosis can
+  be established in proband with suggestive findings and biallelic pathogenic
+  variants in MKKS identified by molecular genetic testing. However, care must
+  be taken to ensure that the proband does not have Bardet-Biedl syndrome, an
+  allelic condition with considerable clinical overlap and age-dependent
+  features including retinal dystrophy, obesity, and intellectual disability.
+  Management: Treatment of manifestations: Surgical repair of the obstruction
+  causing HMC and drainage of the accumulated fluid. Treatment for polydactyly
+  and congenital heart defects and any other anomalies is standard."
+named_entities:
+  - id: MONDO:0009367
+    label: McKusick-Kaufman syndrome
+  - id: MAXO:0000004
+    label: surgical repair
+  - id: HP:0030010
+    label: hydrometrocolpos
+extracted_object:
+  action_to_symptom:
+    - subject: MAXO:0000004
+      predicate: TREATS
+      object:
+        - HP:0030010

src/ontogpt/evaluation/maxo/test_cases/maxo_case_26110198.yaml

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+---
+input_text: >-
+  "Prolidase Deficiency
+  Treatment of manifestations: Skin ulcers may require treatment by a wound
+  care specialist; topical proline (often 5%) or topical 5% proline-5% glycine
+  ointment applied with dressing changes has been successful in some affected
+  individuals. Standard treatment for developmental delay / intellectual
+  disability, seizures, infections, reactive airways disease / pulmonary
+  hypertension, SLE-like features, hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis, mast
+  cell activation, osteopenia, dental anomalies, and refractive errors. Anemia
+  and thrombocytopenia rarely require treatment, but packed red blood cell or
+  platelet transfusions may be considered in those with severe anemia or
+  thrombocytopenia, respectively."
+named_entities:
+  - id: MONDO:0008221
+    label: Prolidase Deficiency
+  - id: MAXO:0000061
+    label: antibacterial agent therapy
+  - id: HP:0200042
+    label: Skin ulcer
+  - id: MAXO:0000756
+    label: blood transfusion
+  - id: HP:0001903
+    label: anemia
+  - id: MAXO:0010020
+    label: amino acid supplementation
+extracted_object:
+  action_to_symptom:
+    - subject: MAXO:0000061
+      predicate: TREATS
+      object:
+        - HP:0200042
+    - subject: MAXO:0000756
+      predicate: TREATS
+      object:
+        - HP:0001903
+  action_to_disease:
+    - subject: MAXO:0010020
+      predicate: TREATS
+      object:
+        - MONDO:0008221

src/ontogpt/evaluation/maxo/test_cases/maxo_case_27077170.yaml

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+---
+input_text: >-
+  "Adams-Oliver Syndrome – RETIRED CHAPTER, FOR HISTORICAL
+  REFERENCE ONLY
+  Adams-Oliver syndrome (AOS) is characterized by aplasia cutis
+  congenita (ACC) of the scalp and terminal transverse limb
+  defects (TTLD).
+  Management. Treatment of manifestations: ACC. Care by a
+  pediatric dermatologist and/or plastic surgeon depending on
+  severity. Goals of non-operative therapy are to prevent infection
+  and promote healing. Large and/or deep lesions with calvarial
+  involvement require acute care and may eventually also require
+  reconstruction by a neurosurgeon."
+named_entities:
+  - id: MONDO:0013895
+    label: Adams-oliver Syndrome 3
+  - id: MAXO:0000946
+    label: neurosurgical procedure
+  - id: HP:0001057
+    label: aplasia cutis congenita
+extracted_object:
+  action_to_symptom:
+    - subject: MAXO:0000946
+      predicate: TREATS
+      object:
+        - HP:0001057

src/ontogpt/evaluation/maxo/test_cases/maxo_case_28406602.yaml

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+---
+input_text: >-
+  "Myhre Syndrome
+  The diagnosis of Myhre syndrome is established in a proband
+  with characteristic clinical findings and a heterozygous
+  pathogenic (or likely pathogenic) variant in SMAD4 detected
+  by molecular genetic testing. Management. Treatment of
+  manifestations: Feeding therapy with a low threshold for a
+  clinical and/or radiographic swallowing study; referral to
+  nutrition for poor weight gain or obesity; medical therapy
+  for systemic and/or pulmonary hypertension; long-term
+  tracheostomy may be required for those with complete or
+  recurrent tracheal stenosis; aggressive medical management
+  for constipation; physical therapy to keep joints mobile;
+  hearing aids may be helpful for those with hearing loss;
+  some keloids can be treated with intralesional steroids
+  with minimal invasiveness for lesion removal; and standard
+  treatment for orofacial clefting / velopharyngeal
+  insufficiency, congenital heart defects / pericardial disease,
+  restrictive lung disease, gastrointestinal stenosis,
+  developmental delay / intellectual disability, refractive
+  errors / strabismus / cataracts, persistent middle ear
+  effusions, immunodeficiency, diabetes mellitus, and
+  pubertal/menstrual irregularities.
+  Orofacial clefting /Velopharyngeal insufficiency
+  Standard treatment, ideally by craniofacial team
+  Multidisciplinary teams may incl surgical team (craniofacial
+  surgeon), clinical geneticist, otolaryngologist, pediatrician,
+  radiologist, psychologist, multiple dental specialists,
+  audiologist, speech therapist, & social worker.
+  Restrictive lung disease 	Symptomatic & standard treatment
+  per pulmonologist	Oxygen supplementation as necessary"
+named_entities:
+  - id: MONDO:0007688
+    label: Myhre Syndrome
+  - id: MAXO:0000011
+    label: physical therapy
+  - id: HP:0001376
+    label: Limitation of joint mobility
+  - id: HP:0001387
+    label: Joint stiffness
+  - id: MAXO:0000066
+    label: Oxygen supplementation
+  - id: HP:0002093
+    label: restrictive lung disease
+  - id: MAXO:0000504
+    label: tracheostomy
+  - id: HP:0004894
+    label: tracheal stenosis
+  - id: MAXO:0000930
+    label: speech therapist
+  - id: HP:0001608
+    label: Abnormality of the voice
+extracted_object:
+  action_to_symptom:
+    - subject: MAXO:0000011
+      predicate: TREATS
+      object:
+        - HP:0001376
+        - HP:0001387
+    - subject: MAXO:0000066
+      predicate: TREATS
+      object:
+        - HP:0002093
+    - subject: MAXO:0000504
+      predicate: TREATS
+      object:
+        - HP:0004894
+    - subject: MAXO:0000930
+      predicate: TREATS
+      object:
+        - HP:0001608