EGD — Upper digestive endoscopy
Gastroscopy, with a structured form for the oesophagus, stomach and duodenum: findings, samples taken, diagnosis and recommendations.
Digestive endoscopy
Manage patients and EGD/colonoscopy procedures, capture images straight from the endoscope and generate gastroscopy or colonoscopy reports — to print or email. All stored locally and encrypted, on the clinic's computer.
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Digestive endoscopy
Each procedure type has its own set of structured fields, shaped by how it is actually documented in practice.
Gastroscopy, with a structured form for the oesophagus, stomach and duodenum: findings, samples taken, diagnosis and recommendations.
Colonoscopy, with its own form: bowel preparation, level reached, lesions, polypectomies and the follow-up recommendation.
On top of the shared core, the things that matter in digestive endoscopy.
Take images and video sequences from the endoscope's video source during the procedure, without interrupting the examination.
Point out the polyp, ulcer or suspect area with arrows, shapes and text, plus indicative measurements — right on the image that goes into the report.
A PDF that looks like a clinic document: findings per segment, diagnosis, recommendations and the selected images.
See the patient's previous procedures and their reports immediately — useful at follow-up visits.
Whatever the specialty, the things that matter work the same way — and just as safely.
Upper digestive endoscopy (gastroscopy / EGD) and lower digestive endoscopy (colonoscopy), each with its own structured form.
Yes. You can capture images and video from the endoscope's video source during the procedure and attach them to the report.
Yes. Procedure fields are configurable from inside the app — you add, remove or reorder them without asking us for a change.
Largely, yes. You customise the colours, header, footer, section order, signature and font, with a live preview.
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