Relativistic Oncology and Dynamic Tumor Collapse

Relativistic Oncology is a conceptual and programmatic framework that proposes a dynamic, non-linear, and systemic understanding of cancer. Rather than presenting a closed or definitive model, it introduces an open structure designed to integrate clinical, biological, and temporal dimensions of tumor behavior. The framework emphasizes relative tumor dynamics, critical thresholds, biological time scales, and integrated systemic states as key elements for interpreting disease evolution. It does not prescribe clinical protocols or therapeutic interventions, but instead aims to enrich clinical reasoning and scientific interpretation. Relativistic Oncology is intended to complement existing oncological approaches by providing a common conceptual language. Its primary goal is to reorganize how cancer dynamics are observed, described, and studied.